Big Bear Lake - Points of Interest

Points of Interest

  • Bear Valley Dam

North Shore (west to east)

  • Fawnskin (San Bernardino County uninc.)
  • Captain John's Marina
  • Big Bear Solar Observatory (New Jersey Institute of Technology)
  • Big Bear Discovery Center
  • Serrano Campground (USFS)
  • Juniper Point
  • Duane Boyer and Carol Morrison Public Launch Ramps

South Shore (west to east)

  • China Island (proper name Garstin Island)
  • Boulder Bay
  • Metcalf Bay and Holloway's Landing
  • Alpine amusement park (bunny slope in winter; slides and water park in summer)
  • The Village (Village Drive and Pine Knot Avenue: Theaters, shopping, restaurants and the Super Bear Arcade)
  • Pine Knot Marina
  • Snow Summit (skiing; snowboarding; mountain biking in summer; ski lift open in summer for sightseeing)
  • Moonridge Golf Course
  • Big Bear Zoo (in Moonridge)
  • Bear Mountain (Ski Area) (skiing and snowboarding in winter; golfcourse in summer)
  • Big Bear Trout Pond
  • Big Bear Lake Interlaken shopping center (consists of several chain stores and markets)

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