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Big Bear Lake, Calif.– Big Bear Mountain Resorts (BBMR) is proud to announce the return of the very successful summer Hot Dawgz & Hand Rails (HD&HR) event. HD&HR is set to take place on Saturday September 17, 2005 at Bear Mountain Resort (Bear Mountain), located in the San Bernardino Mountains near Los Angeles. “We really didn’t know what to expect when we created this event last summer. The unique late-summer event exceed all of our expectations with nearly 3,000 people ultimately attending. We are expecting it to draw even more people this year and it should be an even bigger spectacle as HD&HR evolves into more of a pre-winter festival at Bear Mountain,” stated Brad Farmer, Public Relations Director for BBMR.
HD&HR is FREE and open to the public, however, the snowboarding or competition part of this event is for invited professional snowboarders only. The event will feature a new and incredibly unique competition setup, two major snowboard movie premiers, a sponsor booth city, special event only season pass roll-back prices, professional rider autograph sessions, product giveaways, live DJ’s, BBQ’s, the Beach Bar, tons of snow and some of the top ranked snowboarders in the world battling it out for $12,000 in cash prizes. HD&HR will also host a benefit for the JLA Foundation (www.jlamemorialfund.org) and the Josh Malay Memorial.
HD&HR will be covered by FUEL TV’s Project Detention and 54321, among many other media outlets. Major Southern California radio stations will also be involved in the promotion of the event. “Last year there were literally more cameras capturing the event than there were riders competing. It definitely became a major media affair,” added Farmer.
HD&HR will also feature the public premier of Mack Dawg Productions new film “From ______, with Love”. In addition, Bear Mountain will premier the new park movie “Double Down”.
Specifics on the event setup and invited pro-riders will be released in July. For more information about Bear Mountain and HD&HR visit www.bearmountain.com
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