Address: 41948 N Shore Dr, Big Bear, CA 92314, USA
“I've been hiking this trail for many years, I love it. Great views and so much to teach my granddaughter about nature. The only problem I find is that people don't respect the animals or land.....trash is left and not packed out. We picked up so much garbage, my 7 year old granddaughter knows to leave it cleaner than you found it, sure wish everyone did the same.”
Address: 48198 US Frst Service Rd 2N02, Big Bear, CA 92314, USA
“It's a cool place to shoot,bring your own targets and you got to watch out for big foot poop but other then that very nice”
Address: 35540 Holcomb Valley Rd, Big Bear, CA 92314, USA
“Tanglewood has public restrooms but it doesn't gave a roof, so if it rains you get wet. There is a fire pit and plenty of open area.”
Address: 44866 Baldwin Ln, Big Bear, CA 92314, USA
“A great place down the street where fun is available for all ages. Took my neice and nephew recently even in the snow and we had a blast. Clean updated area and kids equipment. Great place all seasons. Especially when you can have a family picnic.”
Address: Summit Blvd, Big Bear, CA 92314, USA
“Really beautiful place for camping, camp host is very nice and the bathrooms are always clean. Actually 5 star for cleanness, camp host and location. I am only giving 4 stars because camp grounds are not even and it's little difficult to find flat ground for setting up tents. Over all very happy with our experience. We were a group of 24 and we had booked 3 sites”
Address: 1140 Hatchery Dr, Big Bear, CA 92314, USA
“Small but cute park especially for birthday parties or family gatherings. This is my family's go to place for warm weather fun and BBQ’S. There are live animals on the out-skirts (other side of the fence) and the kids love it.”
Address: 1908 Wildhorse Meadows Rd, Big Bear, CA 92314, USA
“This is a semi-primitive campsite. There is plenty of room for lots of campers so it is good for big groups. There were fours of us with an RV, tent, and tent-trailer and we left most of the site empty. The toilet on the site is a vault-toilet which, for some odd reason, has two toilets in each room with no dividers. There is no water at the site, so bring your own. The fire pits and barbeques were taped off and could not be used but this may be seasonal because of fire danger. Google Maps does not give good directions for the site and the road is easily bypassed as the campground sign is not at the turn-off. The road is dirt and bumpy but is passable by most passenger vehicles with average ground clearance. The site is only a few minutes from downtown Big Bear but feels very remote since there are not other sites or homes nearby. Cell service at the site is surprisingly good; we had no trouble streaming video at the site and no one had any dropped calls. In summary, this good sized spot is a great place to "rough it" without worrying about bothering others with your noise while still being close enough to town to get a Starbucks in the morning and watch some Netflix before turning in for the night.”
Address: Cougar Crest Trail, Big Bear, CA 92314, USA
“Great 2-mile trail up to the ridge where it meets the Pacific Crest trail. From there you can hike up to Bertha Peak ... The road is very steep but the views from the top are great.”
Address: 38698 Holcomb Valley Rd, Big Bear, CA 92314, USA
“AWESOME place to hike!!! Absolutely beautiful with stunning views, I highly recommend a hike here.”
Address: 44865, 44999 N Shore Dr, Big Bear, CA 92314, USA
“Great little pit stop on the way out of Big Bear. I stopped because the weather on the mountain tops made for some pretty spectacular views. There's picnic tables: perfect for a quick sack lunch or snack with good ol mother nature. Well maintained and in such a beautiful spot. Would like to visit when the center is open someday.”
Address: 2196 Wildhorse Meadows Rd, Big Bear, CA 92314, USA
“Strenuous but beautiful hike. Road to trailhead parking is really bad. Looks like the flash floods damage it but is passable. I wouldn't recommend low profile vehicles to try to make it through. Low profile vehicles maybe should park at Hatchery and the 38 at the entrance. This hike starts at a slow incline and will get your heart rate going. Your breaks are when trail goes down and then you must go up again. I recommend hiking poles for the down hill back down. Hardest switchbacks are a mile before you summit. Great time to catch your breath and hydrate. Views are beautiful from every corner. Old Greyback looks stunning from many places on your way up. Watch out for falling trees. Yesterday 9-4-22 the trail was clear on the way up. On the way down, half a mile before the trailhead, an old tree fell and was now blocking the trail. Had to hop over it. If you're looking for a challenging hike and solitude, this is the hike. Carry plenty of water on this hot days. The flow of the creek at the beginning of the hike is low.”
Address: 35069-35173 Holcomb Valley Rd, Big Bear, CA 92314, USA
“This place is awesome if you have a good vehicle to drive-in and it is worth seeing. You can also pack a lunch and enjoy the nice view and weather, mind you it does get a bit dusty but it is beautiful and nice to see and read about the historical sites.”
Address: Holcomb Valley Rd, Big Bear, CA 92314, USA
“Awesome camp ground! Secluded and decent shade. Can't wait to go back”
Address: 20557-20655 Keller Peak Rd, Big Bear, CA 92314, USA
“We have been hiking in Children's Forest for years, and it never fails to please all, children and adults alike. The trails are easy to hike, bushes are kept back so they don't encroach on the hiking path (important when you have small kiddos running at breakneck speed, giggling hysterically and happily breathing in the fresh air!). The forest has grown back beautifully strong since the fire years ago, the Manzanita is thick and growing tall, the vistas are gorgeous, and even on a hot day like today, the breeze is usually blowing and there is shade available with cool, smooth rocks to sit on when someone needs a break. There are bathrooms and a drinking fountain at the trail head to utilize prior to your hike, and several picnic taes scattered around the parking lot for a quick lunch or snack. Parking is close to the trail head and plentiful, and there are signs stating that an adventure pass is needed for vehicles making use of the area. Trails meander gently and are neither difficult nor too long for any ability, and it is paved, though roughly, and you could probably get a powered wheelchair over most of it with a good battery, or strong arms for a manual wheelchair. We often see strollers on the path as we pass folks, and when our boys were small we hiked with them in the baby backpack comfortably all over the area. There is a small reservoir you can see and take pictures and see off in the distance, and several benches to sit on if you choose to not utilize the many rocks. We were pleased to not see trash or graffiti, as so frequently idiots forget to clean up after themselves - such a treat to hike in a clean forest! I would highly recommend it for any age, kids or adults.”
Address: 20557 Keller Peak Rd, Big Bear, CA 92314, USA
“Great views, awesome pine cones. Go slow on the roads.”
Address: 20555 Keller Peak Rd, Big Bear, CA 92314, USA
“Excellent place to relax, hiking and get some mountain fresh air”
Address: Big Bear, CA 92314, USA
“Memories and my whole experience of Arrowbear Music Camp, its beloved founder (the late) Fred Ohlendorf, and everyone associated with it still warm my heart to this day 50 years from my last camp session. Kids/young musicians who attend are forever changed in a wonderful and far reaching way. Five stars don't do it justice, I give Arrowbear Music Camp 1000 stars. Thank you Fred, you're missed by everyone blessed to have been influenced by you. ”
Address: 36621-36715 CA-18, Big Bear, CA 92314, USA
“First time my son gets to play in real snow! Today was a good day. Snow Drift was organized and the staff did an amazing job keeping us all safe from accidents! Thank you.”
Address: Keller Peak Rd, Big Bear, CA 92314, USA
“Beautiful trail. Really nice views at all times. There's a nice parking spot only thing is on weekeds can be busy and make it hard to find parking.”
Address: 33301-33499 For-Rte 2N19,, Big Bear, CA 92314, USA
“It's the best place to go during the winter! It's amazing to go in a family. There's also a small village before the hike. There's coffee shops, a gas station, pizza, Mexican food...and more. It's a very small and lovely village.”
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