Paddle or rent a pontoon from Big Bear Marina to explore calm coves and mountain reflections across Southern California’s largest recreational lake.
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Things to do around Big Bear Lake
Hike the Castle Rock Trail near the village for a short, steep climb leading to granite outcrops and wide views of Big Bear Valley.
Stroll Big Bear Village to browse local shops, outdoor gear stores, and mountain eateries serving hearty fare and lakefront views.
Ride the Snow Summit Scenic Sky Chair in summer to access high-elevation trails, mountain-bike routes, and panoramic overlooks of the San Bernardino Mountains.
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Helpful facts before you go
Big Bear Lake sits at about 6,750 feet, making it one of Southern California’s few true alpine destinations.
The lake was originally created in 1885 as a reservoir to supply water to the growing communities of San Bernardino.
Bald eagles migrate to the Big Bear Valley each winter, often nesting near the lake’s northern shoreline.
The surrounding San Bernardino National Forest spans more than 800,000 acres of protected pine, fir, and cedar woodland.
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