You might even think of the beach, but how about the mountains? The forest covers , acres, most of which is federal land, and is home to wildlife species and thousands of plant species. Deep Creek Hot Springs runs right along the trail with natural hot springs and a large, cold swimming hole to enjoy in any weather. For more information, visit: fs. For more information, visit: skyparksantasvillage. The school teaches one ski, two skis, and wakeboarding. For more information, visit: mckenziewaterskischool.
Enjoy the Mountain in Lake Arrowhead lets you do just that. You can book 1 or 2 hours for a mountain trail joyride. You can rent single quads and SBS for yourself or your whole family or pod. This is a private trip, no one else will be in your group. There is a maximum of 4 ATVs per group. The minimum age is 14 for ATVs. To book your trip, visit: enjoythemountain.
Make sure you leave your four-legged friends at home though as dogs are not allowed on this trail. For more information, visit: alltrails. The Big Bear Alpine Zoo is the place.
This rehabilitation facility offers injured, orphaned, and imprinted wild animals a safe haven; temporarily while they heal or permanently as they are unable to survive on their own. Every animal at the zoo has been rescued from some sort of human interaction. You will find every type of animal that lives in the Big Bear Valley, and some additional ones that respond well to this environment such as Grizzly Bears and Wolves. The zoo is open daily through Labor Day Weekend.
For more information, visit: bigbearalpinezoo. Wildhaven Ranch provides a protective environment where non-releasable wild animals can live out their lives in safety and peace. The ranch offers guided encounters with select Animal Ambassadors to learn about the relationship between animals and forest and gain the appreciation needed to protect natural resources.
