Mountain View Villa's Guidebook
Food scene
Delicious coffee and baked goods. Awesome collection of kitchen gift/souvenirs
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The Copper Q
645 Pine Knot AveDelicious coffee and baked goods. Awesome collection of kitchen gift/souvenirs
Authentic Nepalese food, friendly servers, beautiful patio seating
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Himalayan Restaurant
672 Pine Knot AveAuthentic Nepalese food, friendly servers, beautiful patio seating
Big Bear Lake Brewing Company
40827 Stone RdFresh food with craft beers
Decent food but this is a long standing favorite of the locals
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Peppercorn Grille
553 Pine Knot AveDecent food but this is a long standing favorite of the locals
Get the Burger
42151 Big Bear BoulevardCity/town information
Big Bear Lake
The only four season city in Southtern California
Ski Resort
Just minutes away from Mountain View Villa
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Bear Mountain Ski Resort
43101 Goldmine DrJust minutes away from Mountain View Villa
Snow Summit is a mid-sized resort, with a 1,209 feet topographic vertical drop, and 240 acres of skiable terrain.
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Snow Summit
880 Summit BlvdSnow Summit is a mid-sized resort, with a 1,209 feet topographic vertical drop, and 240 acres of skiable terrain.
Nature
Panoramic views on this hiking trail. Only street parking is available. Be careful crossing the road.
There is some nice rocks for climbing, too.
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Castle Rock Trail 1W03
Big Bear BoulevardPanoramic views on this hiking trail. Only street parking is available. Be careful crossing the road.
There is some nice rocks for climbing, too.
Nice walking area. About 2 miles long. Easy to walk. Easy to follow path. Leads to lake and camp grounds throughout the lake. Beautiful scenery and plenty of stops and benches to take a small break. Relatively peaceful and quiet especially the further you go and it's specially good for walking your dog.
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Alpine Pedal Path Trail 1E50
740 Stanfield CutoffNice walking area. About 2 miles long. Easy to walk. Easy to follow path. Leads to lake and camp grounds throughout the lake. Beautiful scenery and plenty of stops and benches to take a small break. Relatively peaceful and quiet especially the further you go and it's specially good for walking your dog.
0.8 mile moderately trafficked loop trail
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Heaps Peak Arboretum Day Use Area
29358 Rim of the World Hwy0.8 mile moderately trafficked loop trail
Snow Play
Enjoy a day of clean, crisp mountain air.
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Snowdrift Snow Tubing Park
34600 CA-18Enjoy a day of clean, crisp mountain air.
It has the longest tubing runs in Southern California!
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Big Bear Snow Play
42825 Big Bear BlvdIt has the longest tubing runs in Southern California!
Fun activities year round; snow-tubing using the Magic Carpet ride up the hill. Bobsledding begins with a scenic chair lift ride to the top, then you are in control of your speed coming down a 1/4 mile long track.
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Alpine Slide fil-Magic Mountain
800 Wildrose LnFun activities year round; snow-tubing using the Magic Carpet ride up the hill. Bobsledding begins with a scenic chair lift ride to the top, then you are in control of your speed coming down a 1/4 mile long track.
Sightseeing
The Big Bear Alpine Zoo is San Bernardino County’s only zoo and also serves as a wildlife animal sanctuary, rehabilitation and education center.
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Big Bear Alpine Zoo
42801 Club View DrThe Big Bear Alpine Zoo is San Bernardino County’s only zoo and also serves as a wildlife animal sanctuary, rehabilitation and education center.
What’s left of the famed Big Bear Lake dam keeper’s house, a big part of mountain history and a scene location for the original Frankenstein movie with Boris Karloff
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Dam Keepers House
What’s left of the famed Big Bear Lake dam keeper’s house, a big part of mountain history and a scene location for the original Frankenstein movie with Boris Karloff