Big Bear Lake is a fascinating city in San Bernardino County, California, with a magical charm. Once inhabited by the indigenous Indians for over 2,000 years, the area was explored by Benjamin Wilson. Then, what was once populated only by natives and grizzly bears eventually became the lovely city it is today.
The introduction of a bus line from San Bernardino to Big Bear Valley made it possible for villages to grow around the area and for Big Bear Lake to be the first mountain recreation location in Southern California.
We have listed a few of the favorite attractions in the city. It’s time for you to go up there and discover the rest!
Pine Knot Village
Pine Knot Village is Big Bear’s downtown area. It has a quaint, charming small town vibe, and tourists will love the restaurants, gift shops, coffee shops, bars, and ice cream shops in the area.
Village Sweet Shoppe
In this amazing emporium of sweets, you will love the barrels of caramel corn, fines chocolates, jelly beans, 16 flavors of Salt Water Taffy, fudge, hot drinks, gelato, gourmet soda, candy apples, and more. They have 21 different colors of Sixlets, sugar-free candies, toys, and gifts.
Big Bear Lake
Picnic at the lake is one fun activity you can look forward to when you go to Big Bear Lake. Its park has picnic tables and grills, and it’s also great for biking, walking, and kayaking. Various fauna like swans, ducks, and fish can also be seen at the lake. It’s best to rent a cabin in big bear and have some Big Bear mountain retreat to enjoy the whole adventure experience.
Castle Rock Trail
Castle Rock Trails provides hiking enthusiasts with a great hiking experience. It has a well-marked trail that leads to amazing rock formations. Hike to the very top, and get great views of the lake.
Relish Big Bear Lake and all its beauty by exploring what its villages, trails, and mountains have to offer. With an affordable cabin in Big Bear, you can easily navigate through the city and try all these experiences!
To learn more and to discover the truth of Big Bear Lake, Why don’t you come up, experience it with your family and friends? I can assure you that you will never regret it to explore Big Bear from Spring, Summer, Fall and the busiest season of the year, The Winter!
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