Bertha Peak

Our two-way radio coverage of Big Bear from Bertha Peak is both expansive and reliable, offering exceptional communication capabilities across the area. Thanks to its strategic elevation of more than 8,000 feet, Bertha Peak stands as a robust vantage point over the entire Big Bear region, ensuring minimal obstruction for radio signals. This height advantage allows our radios to transmit and receive crisp, clear signals over vast distances, including difficult-to-reach valleys, dense forested areas, and the bustling downtown of Big Bear Lake itself.

Whether coordinating event logistics, managing outdoor recreation activities, or ensuring safety during mountain expeditions, our two-way radio network remains dependable through varying weather conditions and challenging terrain. Our system utilizes high-quality repeaters positioned at Bertha Peak, boosting signal strength and coverage significantly. This setup allows hikers, emergency responders, park staff, and maintenance crews to remain in constant contact, no matter where they are on the mountain or within the surrounding communities.

Moreover, our team regularly monitors and maintains the communication infrastructure atop Bertha Peak, swiftly addressing any technical issues that may arise. Our network supports multiple channels, offering flexibility for various user groups—such as ranger services, search and rescue teams, and event organizers—to communicate simultaneously without interference.

By leveraging the natural elevation and unobstructed line-of-sight available at Bertha Peak, our two-way radio coverage has become an essential resource for ensuring safety, efficiency, and effective coordination throughout the entire Big Bear area. Whether for routine operations or in emergency situations, we are proud to provide a trusted communication lifeline that connects people across this picturesque mountain region.