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Big Bear Lake Cabins Map
Here’s our new printable property map. Use this guide to find your cabin at the Resort.
Once you’re here, unwind in the jacuzzi, enjoy a bbq, and send the kids over to the playground.
The cabins surround a quadrangle that is also an excellent chipping green. We are pet-friendly and the dogs enjoy having an area to run through.
In the Spring, the Resort is covered with beautiful flowers. This mountain resort is picturesque and welcomes family fun.
We’re excited about some new changes we’re making this this year. Our new website is just about ready and we thought we would give you a sneak peak. We have new maps including one of the grounds and our favorite restaurants.
Grounds Map: Click on the link below, to go to the map on Google. Give the icons a moment to come in. You’ll see exactly where all of our resort cabins are located with descriptions.
Map of Resort Cabins
We’re constantly recommending restaurant to our friends. Check out our restaurant map. Click on the link below, to go to the map on Google. Give the icons a moment to come in. You’ll see exactly where all of our favorite restaurants are. We will be adding videos and menu links soon.
Restaurants Loved by the Resort
Amgen Tour of California rolled through Big Bear Lake two weeks ago. We went to the events and then watched the finish of the race. I had no idea being a procycling fan could be so exciting.
The event was a large untertaking for our community and required a year of planning and preparation.
“The Big Bear Climb” consisted of 133 miles of riding. The start was originally planned from Pasadena into the San Gabriel Mountains, then across HWY 15 into the San Bernardino Mountains. A harsh winter blew out HWY 2 so the race start was moved to Palmdale. The San Gabriels were approached from the north side instead. Stage 6, the Queen Stage included 12,000 climbing feet.
The weather on race day was a mild 63 degrees. Our skies were as blue as they could be! Peter Sagan took the race stage and Michael Rogers was the overall winner of the Amgen Tour of California.
George Hinacpie describing “The Big Bear Climb”
We recieved an amazing amount of snow last year. The locals are saying that it was the biggest storm since 1969. The Big Bear Valley recieved over five feet of snow!
Bear Mountain and Snow Summit are both reporting a base of 48 to 72 inches of snow. The snow conditions are machine groomed packed powder. All lifts and trails are open. If you love to snowboard or ski, conditions have never been better!
Next weeks looks like more of the same. We’re expexcting one to two feet of snow Thursday through Sunday. When you come to visit us, make sure you have chains in your car and warm winter clothing.
Here are some pictures we took while driving around Big Bear Lake;
