three snowboarders cheersing their bloody mary
Adult in a light teal jacket and kiddo in pink jacket sitting down inside the main lodge eating lunch that includes Powerade sport drinks, chips, and burgers.
Two donuts on a plate with a Starbucks coffee in the background
Adult lounging on the Snow Valley sun deck during winter with snowboard on a table, boots on the floor, and feet up relaxing during a bluebird day
three snowboarders cheersing their bloody mary
Adult in a light teal jacket and kiddo in pink jacket sitting down inside the main lodge eating lunch that includes Powerade sport drinks, chips, and burgers.
Two donuts on a plate with a Starbucks coffee in the background
Adult lounging on the Snow Valley sun deck during winter with snowboard on a table, boots on the floor, and feet up relaxing during a bluebird day
Owing to a unique combination of physical exhaustion, post-shred elation, and atmospheric conditions, solid après sessions have been known to rival the glory of even the deepest bluebird powder days.

Grab a tasty beverage at Last Run Lounge at Snow Valley and head outside to enjoy mountain views from the sun deck. Tommi's and the Slopeside Speakeasy at Snow Summit have been known to elicit accommodating, if not highly enjoyable, “after” experiences. Of course, there is the infamous sun deck Laybacks Bar at Bear Mountain’s main lodge — perhaps the quintessential California après scene, where one can take in the warm sun, down a cold one, and relive the moments, both real and exaggerated, with friends and family. All said and done, most experts agree that a big part of the ski and snowboard lifestyle is not entirely dependent on technical proficiency on the slopes, but rather how tuned one’s après abilities are.
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