FlyAway buses are large blue coaches properly marked as “FlyAway”.The fare is $8 you will have to pay it upon exiting the bus.

The walk from any gate to a stop takes about 10 minutes. Exit any terminal at the arrival (lower) level and locate a green sign “FlyAway, Buses, and Long-Distance Vans” above the island curb.

FlyAway buses stop at all airport terminals.

Express buses are fast and run frequently, and the entire journey (including walking) takes approximately 1 hour.Uber/Lift – LAX –> Union Station ($20 – $50 / 30 – 60 mins)Įxpress Buses (“Flyaway”) LAX –> Union Station ($8.00 / ~1hr) Take it to the Sandlewood stop (behind Vons) and coordinate a taxi/Uber/Lyft pickup from there (~1 mile from BBRC). Mountain Area Regional Transit Authority (MARTA) provides bus service from the San Bernardino Depot station to Big Bear (909) 878-3811.Cost is generally $10 – $20, with discounts for seniors, people with disabilities, military/veteran discounts, etc:.Always check the website for special advisories. 1.5 – 2.0 hours from (depending on departure time).METROLINK – Union Station –> San Bernardino Depot Station ($10 – $20 / ~1.5 – 2.0 hrs) Contact us ahead of time if you are taking the bus and we may be able to coordinate a volunteer to pick you up on arrival as well (please let us know ahead of time). Take the bus to the last stop in Big Bear (Fox Farm, near Vons) and coordinate a taxi/Uber/Lyft pickup from there (~1 mile from BBRC).For Spring 2022, the bus is currently running up the mountain Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays (see website for up to date schedule) Note that the bus schedule runs seasonally and changes each season.Schedule and more information is available here:.Mountain Area Regional Transit Authority (MARTA) provides bus service to Big Bear from both the San Bernardino and Lucerne Valley areas.Mountain Area Regional Transit Authority ($10 / ~60 minutes) San Bernardino – Big Bear (routes 4&5) It is highly recommended that you check current traffic and weather conditions as you plan your trip, as these can significantly impact travel times and route choices. However, it is also one of the steepest and windiest Ģ) Highway 38 from Redlands (off the 10 Freeway) – This is slightly less steep and windy than Highway 330, but adds an additional 15 – 20 minutes to the trip ģ) Highway 18 from the High Desert (Antelope Valley / Lucerne Valley) – this route is the least steep of all of the mountain roads, but requires an approach from the northern side of the mountains (which can add time for those coming from the southern side (Orange County, San Diego County, etc.). There are three (3) different routes that lead up the mountain to Big Bear Retreat Center:ġ) Highway 330 from San Bernardino (off the 210 Freeway) – This is generally the fastest route up the mountain. Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) ~ 2.5 hour drive.Ontario International Airport (ONT) ~ 1.5 hour drive.+/-2.5 hours, depending on traffic and road conditions. Mailing Address: (contact Program Manager or Retreat Manager)

Big bear traffic conditions