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Big Bear Lake has two resorts: Snow Summit, one of the biggest in Southern California (31 runs on 240 skiable acres) and Bear Mountain, which appeals to the snowboarding crowd with Southern California's only superpipe. Golf, ski, fish or hike amid majestic mountains at this nature lover's paradise blessed with perfect weather year-round. Lodging options range from resorts with outdoor activities and private beaches to cozy inns with country ambience.
Restaurants in Big Bear Region
1. Mountain Mobile Massage & Spa
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 33 reviews
At Mountain Mobile Massage & Spa, we strive to provide the best therapists & treatment rooms for our clients comfort, relaxation and wellness. We provide a colorful selection of traditional & healing modalities at our offices, located at 42718 Moonridge Rd in Big Bear Lake, CA. Our clients rave about our location for it's outside & inside beauty, with plenty of windows throughout the building, therefore limiting the need of pesky fluorescent lights! Our multiple treatment rooms are perfect for couples, individuals and groups to relax, rejuvenate & restore. Our reviews say it all: our clients practically make a massage with us mandatory when visiting Big Bear! Our highly trained and sought after massage therapists are available 7 days a week, 9am-7:30pm (by appointment only) for treatments at our Wellness Center, or if you prefer to have your massage at your home, cabin, hotel or even campground (weather permitting) we can bring the massage to you!* *additional fees apply
2. Altitudes Massage
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 32 reviews
We perform 18 types of massage, couples massage, facials, body treatments, and acupuncture in Big Bears most beautiful spa with the most experienced therapists. Relax fireside while listening to relaxing tunes and a soothing fountain while enjoying the worlds most therapeutic essential oils, hot stones, steamed towels and reflexology, all complimentary with all Altitudes treatments. Altitudes has raised the bar in Big Bear. Not only with the level of expertise, but also with the beautiful spa itself. There truly is no comparison anywhere else in Big Bear. The effect of our massages and facials are deeply relaxing, cleansing, and renewing. You will truly let go of your tension, and feel like a new person. Receiver of the Luxe Magazine #1 Spa, Massage Therapists and Couples Package Award in San Bernardino for 2016&2017.
Reviewed By carolyng826 - San Diego, United States
Miko was fantastic. After a day on the slopes, I was hoping for a good massage and was lucky enough to get Miko... One of the best deep tissue massages ever. I will definitely be back!
3. Big Bear Lake
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 660 reviews
Reviewed By harnhnv - Pasadena, United States
A great getaway for Angelinos to be in the mountains and at the same time with a big body of water to enjoy. the lake itself is great for water activities in the summer, and the road around makes a nice biking/running route as well. highly recommended.
4. Big Bear Queen
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 42 reviews
Open air tour boat on Big Bear Lake. Wonderfully narrated and informational about the history of Big Bear Lake.
5. Miss Liberty Paddlewheel Tour Boat
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 60 reviews
Located at Pine Knot Marina
6. Pirate Ship Tours
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 32 reviews
1.5 hour-long lake tours on a scaled replica of a 16th Spanish Galleon. Crew serves in full pirate regalia, we offer full bar service, and there's a treasure chest for the wee scoundrels! Come along if ye dare to learn about our grizzly beginnings, outlaw legends, and enjoy the sunshine on the water. We accommodate the whole family, bring the kiddos, grandma and grandpa and everyone in between!
7. Castle Rock Trail
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 229 reviews
Reviewed By MandC0218 - Riverside, United States
You'll need some 'Rock scrambling' skills if you want to go to the very top of the big boulders at the end this hike, but it is so worth it. We went with a total of 6 family members including kids aged 12, 13, and 16. Make sure to wear good hiking shoes if you plan on doing some rock scrambling. I was not aware that we were doing rock scrambling, so I only wore regular sneakers, but still made it to the top with a few helping hands. Hikers and climbers at the top were very friendly to help each other , especially when there was a sudden thunderstorm when we were ready to climb down from the boulders. You can still see a great view of the beautiful lake on the trial near the top. It's an easy one mile hike with the boulders at the very top. It's a challenging hike if you want to try rock scrambling for the first time and such a rewarding experience on top.
8. Alpine Pedal Path
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 46 reviews
Reviewed By PJ-Phoenix - Redlands, United States
We had a lovely 2 1/2 mile ride right next to Big Bear Lake. The well maintained and smooth path took us through a beautiful natural areas with lovely trees and singing birds. This is beginner level biking which was nice for leisurely sight seeing. There are a number of picnic table just off the bike path near the water that would make for a nice scenic bike ride with a picnic near the north side of the lake.
