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Destination Big Bear continues to add events, activities, restaurants, shopping and other guest experience ideas for your Big Bear Vacation.

Moonridge Coffee Company

Moonridge Coffee Company

Moonridge Coffee Company – Where Big Bear Starts Its Morning Tucked under tall pines just minutes from the slopes, Moonridge Coffee Company is where Big Bear mornings begin—with the aroma of freshly brewed coffee, sizzling breakfast burritos, and that unmistakable...

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The Copper Q

The Copper Q – Big Bear’s Artisan Café & Culinary Boutique In the heart of Big Bear Village, The Copper Q offers a unique experience where food, coffee, and creativity come together. Known for its cozy atmosphere and stylish retail...

A serene bike path alongside a lake at sunset, with the silhouette of Big Bear in the background.

Alpine Pedal Path

Alpine Pedal Path Length: 2.5 miles One Way  Difficulty: Easy Hike This asphalt path meanders along the sparkling north shore of Big Bear Lake from Stanfield Cutoff to the Solar Observatory and Serrano Campground. This path features gentle ups-and-down as it...

Two hikers on a trail in Big Bear mountains

Sugarloaf National Recreation Trail

Sugarloaf National Recreation Trail Length: 10 miles Round Trip (1,200 feet elevation gain)  Difficulty: Hard From the south end of Stanfield Cutoff on Big Bear Blvd. Hwy 38 continue for 6 miles heading south toward Redlands. Turn right on 2N93, at...

Skyline trail in Big Bear

Skyline Trail

Skyline Trail in Big Bear Length: 8.5 miles One Way (160 feet elevation gain) Difficulty: Moderate Skyline Trail begins at the intersection of Forest Road 2N10 and 2N06.  Popular with hikers, mountain bikers and equestrian traffic.  The trail winds through stands...

Siberia Creek Trail

Siberia Creek Trail Length: 18.2 Miles Round Trip (5,308 feet elevation gain)  Difficulty: Hard On your way to or leaving Big Bear Lake, California, hit this overnight hiking/camping trip. Being a moderately difficult route, 11 hours average to complete, this trail...

A wooded trail with a big bear visible in the background, surrounded by trees and natural foliage.

Sand Canyon Road Viewpoint

Sand Canyon Road Viewpoint Length: 4.6 Miles Difficulty: Moderate The Sand Canyon Road Viewpoint Trail offers a moderate out-and-back route just outside Big Bear City. The trail follows a quiet forest service road that steadily climbs through open terrain, leading...