These Are a Few of Our favorite Things
Food scene
The most delicious pizza on the mountain! Order ahead and pick it up to enjoy in the comfort of the cabin or eat it onsite and enjoy some drinks too! Dog friendly on the patio! The white out pizza is soooo good!
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LouEddies Pizza
28561 CA-18The most delicious pizza on the mountain! Order ahead and pick it up to enjoy in the comfort of the cabin or eat it onsite and enjoy some drinks too! Dog friendly on the patio! The white out pizza is soooo good!
Delicious food in a super cozy environment. This place is great for a special occasion and they have great mid-week specials too.
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The Grill At Antlers Inn
26125 CA-189Delicious food in a super cozy environment. This place is great for a special occasion and they have great mid-week specials too.
Burgers and fries, big, hearty salads, all the apps and sides too.
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Jetties Waterfront - Kitchen & Drink
28200 California 189Burgers and fries, big, hearty salads, all the apps and sides too.
Family owned & operated restaurant, serving Lake Arrowhead for 35+ years! Located in Lake Arrowhead Village, you can join them for breakfast, including 17 specialty waffles, and wide selections of lunch!
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Belgian Waffle Works
28200 CA-189Family owned & operated restaurant, serving Lake Arrowhead for 35+ years! Located in Lake Arrowhead Village, you can join them for breakfast, including 17 specialty waffles, and wide selections of lunch!
The Lakefront Tap Room Bar and Kitchen is the premier full-service restaurant with a lake view. Great apps! we live the cheese curds and the pretzel. Yummy burgers and the fried chicken sandwich is excellent!
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The Lakefront Tap Room Bar and Kitchen
28200 CA-189The Lakefront Tap Room Bar and Kitchen is the premier full-service restaurant with a lake view. Great apps! we live the cheese curds and the pretzel. Yummy burgers and the fried chicken sandwich is excellent!
City/town information
Cute little shops, plenty of choices for dining and Lake Gregory is a must visit during the Summer months. Pop into Goodwin & Sons market after an afternoon at the lake and you'll be transported in time. Saddle up to the bar at the vintage Soda Fountain for a milkshake, an ice cream sundae or some homemade fudge.
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Crestline
Cute little shops, plenty of choices for dining and Lake Gregory is a must visit during the Summer months. Pop into Goodwin & Sons market after an afternoon at the lake and you'll be transported in time. Saddle up to the bar at the vintage Soda Fountain for a milkshake, an ice cream sundae or some homemade fudge.
Sightseeing
Lake Gregory stands amid a cool cedar and pine forest in the San Bernardino Mountains. But don’t let the pastoral setting fool you - the park teems with activity throughout the year as nature lovers converge for a wide range of recreational activities. People flock to Lake Gregory to enjoy its cool 84-acres of surface area for swimming and water sports. Each 4th of July weekend, the sky comes alive at Lake Gregory with a grand fireworks spectacular above the beach. Other activities include a fitness trail with exercise stations, inflatable water park with water slides, boat rentals including duffy boats, picnic areas with barbecue grills, fishing, a skate park, playground, and sports courts. Four-legged friends are welcome at Lake Gregory’s dog park.
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Lake Gregory Regional Park
24171 Lake DrLake Gregory stands amid a cool cedar and pine forest in the San Bernardino Mountains. But don’t let the pastoral setting fool you - the park teems with activity throughout the year as nature lovers converge for a wide range of recreational activities. People flock to Lake Gregory to enjoy its cool 84-acres of surface area for swimming and water sports. Each 4th of July weekend, the sky comes alive at Lake Gregory with a grand fireworks spectacular above the beach. Other activities include a fitness trail with exercise stations, inflatable water park with water slides, boat rentals including duffy boats, picnic areas with barbecue grills, fishing, a skate park, playground, and sports courts. Four-legged friends are welcome at Lake Gregory’s dog park.
To get an impressive view of the San Bernardino Valley without having to spend a full day hiking, head to this tower on the top of Strawberry Peak. Located off Highway 18, head up Bear Springs Rd. to a two-mile paved road that drops you right at the foot of the tower (an elevation of 6,135 feet). After just three stories of stairs up the 80-foot tower, you’ll be greeted with an amazing vantage of the Inland Empire and its cities, as well as the surrounding mountains of Mount Baldy and Cucamonga Peak.
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Strawberry Peak Fire Lookout
Strawberry Lookout RoadTo get an impressive view of the San Bernardino Valley without having to spend a full day hiking, head to this tower on the top of Strawberry Peak. Located off Highway 18, head up Bear Springs Rd. to a two-mile paved road that drops you right at the foot of the tower (an elevation of 6,135 feet). After just three stories of stairs up the 80-foot tower, you’ll be greeted with an amazing vantage of the Inland Empire and its cities, as well as the surrounding mountains of Mount Baldy and Cucamonga Peak.
Head through the San Bernardino Mountains, passing Lake Arrowhead and Big Bear Lake on your way from Phelan to Mentone. You can reach Phelan from I-15. If you are coming from the south, take the exit after 129 for CA-138.
For a short detour before starting the drive, head west on CA-138 to the Mormon Rocks (H1). Behind the Mormon Rocks Fire Station is a .5-mile trail through the desert that brings you to a bed of uplifted sandstone.
Heading east on CA-138 from here, you will soon arrive at the Cajon Pass Overlook (V1), where rail fans, photographers and history buffs come to experience the BNSF Railroad trains heading up the pass. The pass was created by movements of the San Andreas Fault and the rich geologic history is evident.
Continuing east on CA-138, you will reach the Silverwood Lake Overlook (V2) which provides a view onto the reservoir lake created in 1971 when Cedar Springs Dam was built. The nearby Silverwood Lake Recreation Area (H2) offers swimming, fishing, boating, hiking, and picnicking by the lake.
In 5-miles, the drive starts gaining elevation and meanders up and around the mountain. In 11 miles from Silverwood Lake, you arrive in Crestline and shortly after, the CA-138 joins up with the CA-18. This drive heads east on CA-18. Take advantage of the turnouts or the Baylis Park Picnic Area (H3) for a spectacular view of the San Bernardino Valley with the Santa Ana Mountains to the southwest and the San Jacintos Mountains to the southeast.
A short side-trip on CA-173 will lead you to Arrowhead Lake (W1). The lake is surrounded by trees and offers swimming and picnicking opportunities.
Continuing east, stop at Heaps Peak Arboretum (A1) where you can learn about the trees within the San Bernardino National Forest. There is a beautiful, one-mile handicap and stroller accessible trail featuring Arizona cypress, giant sequoia, sugar, knobcone, and coulter pines, black oak, quaking aspen, and white fir. Between March and October, enjoy an array of colorful wildflowers. The Arboretum is free although a Southern California Adventure Pass or America the Beautiful Pass is required for all vehicles in the Aboretum parking lot.
After Running Springs, consider a short side-trip on Keller Peak Road (T1). The twisty 4-mile road will bring you to the National Children’s Forest and Keller Peak Fire Lookout. The tower overlooks the 53,000 acres that burned in 1970 and the Children’s fundraising efforts to replant the area with trees.
Continuing on CA-18, Lake View Point (V6) offers a magnificent view of Big Bear Lake and the surrounding mountains. The road then leads to Big Bear Dam, where you can either continue on CA-18 for a south-view of the Big Bear Lake or head onto CA-38 for a north-view of the lake. Accessible from the north side, the Big Bear Solar Observatory (A2) rises from the lake like a robot. The world’s largest solar telescope, it studies solar power and the solar system. On the lake, you can enjoy swimming and boating. The Grout Bay Picnic Area (H4) offers a chance to see the birds of the area, including bald eagles. Again, your Adventure Pass is required to park here and on all national forest lands.
After the lake, head south on CA-38 which meanders down towards Mentone where this drive completes. Alternatively, continue on CA-18 for the Bear Lake Loop (T2) which will bring up around the San Bernardino Mountains to Victorville where you can reach the I-15.
At the end of the drive in Montone, consider heading south on CA-210 and then west to Joshua Tree National Park.
Rim of the World Drive
Rim of the World DriveHead through the San Bernardino Mountains, passing Lake Arrowhead and Big Bear Lake on your way from Phelan to Mentone. You can reach Phelan from I-15. If you are coming from the south, take the exit after 129 for CA-138.
For a short detour before starting the drive, head west on CA-138 to the Mormon Rocks (H1). Behind the Mormon Rocks Fire Station is a .5-mile trail through the desert that brings you to a bed of uplifted sandstone.
Heading east on CA-138 from here, you will soon arrive at the Cajon Pass Overlook (V1), where rail fans, photographers and history buffs come to experience the BNSF Railroad trains heading up the pass. The pass was created by movements of the San Andreas Fault and the rich geologic history is evident.
Continuing east on CA-138, you will reach the Silverwood Lake Overlook (V2) which provides a view onto the reservoir lake created in 1971 when Cedar Springs Dam was built. The nearby Silverwood Lake Recreation Area (H2) offers swimming, fishing, boating, hiking, and picnicking by the lake.
In 5-miles, the drive starts gaining elevation and meanders up and around the mountain. In 11 miles from Silverwood Lake, you arrive in Crestline and shortly after, the CA-138 joins up with the CA-18. This drive heads east on CA-18. Take advantage of the turnouts or the Baylis Park Picnic Area (H3) for a spectacular view of the San Bernardino Valley with the Santa Ana Mountains to the southwest and the San Jacintos Mountains to the southeast.
A short side-trip on CA-173 will lead you to Arrowhead Lake (W1). The lake is surrounded by trees and offers swimming and picnicking opportunities.
Continuing east, stop at Heaps Peak Arboretum (A1) where you can learn about the trees within the San Bernardino National Forest. There is a beautiful, one-mile handicap and stroller accessible trail featuring Arizona cypress, giant sequoia, sugar, knobcone, and coulter pines, black oak, quaking aspen, and white fir. Between March and October, enjoy an array of colorful wildflowers. The Arboretum is free although a Southern California Adventure Pass or America the Beautiful Pass is required for all vehicles in the Aboretum parking lot.
After Running Springs, consider a short side-trip on Keller Peak Road (T1). The twisty 4-mile road will bring you to the National Children’s Forest and Keller Peak Fire Lookout. The tower overlooks the 53,000 acres that burned in 1970 and the Children’s fundraising efforts to replant the area with trees.
Continuing on CA-18, Lake View Point (V6) offers a magnificent view of Big Bear Lake and the surrounding mountains. The road then leads to Big Bear Dam, where you can either continue on CA-18 for a south-view of the Big Bear Lake or head onto CA-38 for a north-view of the lake. Accessible from the north side, the Big Bear Solar Observatory (A2) rises from the lake like a robot. The world’s largest solar telescope, it studies solar power and the solar system. On the lake, you can enjoy swimming and boating. The Grout Bay Picnic Area (H4) offers a chance to see the birds of the area, including bald eagles. Again, your Adventure Pass is required to park here and on all national forest lands.
After the lake, head south on CA-38 which meanders down towards Mentone where this drive completes. Alternatively, continue on CA-18 for the Bear Lake Loop (T2) which will bring up around the San Bernardino Mountains to Victorville where you can reach the I-15.
At the end of the drive in Montone, consider heading south on CA-210 and then west to Joshua Tree National Park.
Beyond just the typical Christmas stuff, Skypark is full of family fun like archery, ice skating, axe throwing, rock climbing, ziplining and so much more. Check out https://skyparksantasvillage.com/activities/ for more details.
Bike Park:
SkyPark at Santa’s Village is a one-of-a-kind outdoor adventure park located between Lake Arrowhead and Big Bear. We are dedicated to “Making Spirits Bright” for all of our visitors, near and far. SkyPark at Santa’s Village is an outdoor family adventure park that includes mountain biking trails, hiking, archery, rock climbing and bouldering, pedal cars, zip line, roller skating, fly fishing and more. A perfect location for the entire family to have fun on and off the bike!
Santa's Village:
Come visit Santa in his North Pole Cabin where the fire is always warm and the memories last a lifetime! The Jolly One enjoys visits from all good girls and boys in his cozy cabin. See Santa while he works and prepares for the Big Night(Christmas Eve)! Enjoy a distanced chat with the Jolly One and see the inside of where all the magic begins. Check out Santa’s mail box to send in your list, or write a sweet thank you note for the gifts you received this past year. Just outside Santa’s front door, feel the icy North Pole and watch it glow with the power of the Northern lights. This pole marks Santa’s Village at Sky Park as part of the magical North Pole. Our small piece of this special arctic place was transported here to spread Christmas joy to all the boys and girls of Southern California year round.
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サンタの村のスカイパーク
28950 CA-18Beyond just the typical Christmas stuff, Skypark is full of family fun like archery, ice skating, axe throwing, rock climbing, ziplining and so much more. Check out https://skyparksantasvillage.com/activities/ for more details.
Bike Park:
SkyPark at Santa’s Village is a one-of-a-kind outdoor adventure park located between Lake Arrowhead and Big Bear. We are dedicated to “Making Spirits Bright” for all of our visitors, near and far. SkyPark at Santa’s Village is an outdoor family adventure park that includes mountain biking trails, hiking, archery, rock climbing and bouldering, pedal cars, zip line, roller skating, fly fishing and more. A perfect location for the entire family to have fun on and off the bike!
Santa's Village:
Come visit Santa in his North Pole Cabin where the fire is always warm and the memories last a lifetime! The Jolly One enjoys visits from all good girls and boys in his cozy cabin. See Santa while he works and prepares for the Big Night(Christmas Eve)! Enjoy a distanced chat with the Jolly One and see the inside of where all the magic begins. Check out Santa’s mail box to send in your list, or write a sweet thank you note for the gifts you received this past year. Just outside Santa’s front door, feel the icy North Pole and watch it glow with the power of the Northern lights. This pole marks Santa’s Village at Sky Park as part of the magical North Pole. Our small piece of this special arctic place was transported here to spread Christmas joy to all the boys and girls of Southern California year round.
Arrowhead Queen Tour Boat
28200 CA-189Get out on the lake!
Hiking
Will Abell Memorial Trail is a 1.9 mile moderately trafficked loop trail located near Lake Arrowhead, California that features a great forest setting and is good for all skill levels. The trail is primarily used for hiking. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
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Will Abell Memorial Trail at Arrowhead Ridge
Will Abell Memorial Trail is a 1.9 mile moderately trafficked loop trail located near Lake Arrowhead, California that features a great forest setting and is good for all skill levels. The trail is primarily used for hiking. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
Nice trailhead down to the canyon below and the creek. This is a one way trail so head back the way you came. There is no loop in this trail. Nice views and well maintained trails. Takes about an hour and a half one way down.
North Shore National Recreation Trail
29103 Hospital RdNice trailhead down to the canyon below and the creek. This is a one way trail so head back the way you came. There is no loop in this trail. Nice views and well maintained trails. Takes about an hour and a half one way down.
A favorite photo-op spot coveted by locals (and Instagrammers), Heart Rock is a geological anomaly that lies at the end of the half-mile Seeley Creek trail in Crestline, about 10 miles from cabin. The perfectly heart-shaped pool was carved out of the rock by the Seeley Creek waterfall centuries ago. Now, the fall cascades into a different pool, creating the perfect backdrop for your heart rock photo.
1 Mile Each Way, Easy Walk in Crestline
To reach this short trail turn left on FS Road 2N03 at the entrance to Camp Seeley on Highway 138.
Proceed ¼ mile to the trailhead, marked “Heart Rock 4W07”.
This easy hike follows Seeley Creek to an overlook called “Heart Rock” which marks the trail’s end.
The gentle grade of this trail makes it an excellent walk for all ages. The Adventure Pass is not required at this trailhead.
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Heart Rock Trail
Heart Rock TrailA favorite photo-op spot coveted by locals (and Instagrammers), Heart Rock is a geological anomaly that lies at the end of the half-mile Seeley Creek trail in Crestline, about 10 miles from cabin. The perfectly heart-shaped pool was carved out of the rock by the Seeley Creek waterfall centuries ago. Now, the fall cascades into a different pool, creating the perfect backdrop for your heart rock photo.
1 Mile Each Way, Easy Walk in Crestline
To reach this short trail turn left on FS Road 2N03 at the entrance to Camp Seeley on Highway 138.
Proceed ¼ mile to the trailhead, marked “Heart Rock 4W07”.
This easy hike follows Seeley Creek to an overlook called “Heart Rock” which marks the trail’s end.
The gentle grade of this trail makes it an excellent walk for all ages. The Adventure Pass is not required at this trailhead.
1 Mile Loop, Easy Walk in Sky Forest
This interpretive trail is located 2 miles east of Sky Forest on Highway 18.
The trail is an easy walk for all ages that takes you through a self-guided tour with 25 points of interest about native plants and wildlife.
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Heaps Peak Arboretum Day Use Area
29358 Rim of the World Hwy1 Mile Loop, Easy Walk in Sky Forest
This interpretive trail is located 2 miles east of Sky Forest on Highway 18.
The trail is an easy walk for all ages that takes you through a self-guided tour with 25 points of interest about native plants and wildlife.
Shopping
Littlebear Bottleshop
28578 CA-18Beautifully curated shop with such interesting and fun treats!
Overlooking the crystal blue water of Lake Arrowhead, The Grapevine is a destination wine bar and retail store located in the quaint European style Village of Lake Arrowhead, California. Whether it be fine wine, hard to find craft beer, gourmet cheeses or imported cigars, the Grapevine is dedicated to making sure their guests enjoy the good stuff.
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The Grapevine
28200 CA-189Overlooking the crystal blue water of Lake Arrowhead, The Grapevine is a destination wine bar and retail store located in the quaint European style Village of Lake Arrowhead, California. Whether it be fine wine, hard to find craft beer, gourmet cheeses or imported cigars, the Grapevine is dedicated to making sure their guests enjoy the good stuff.
Evergreen Curated Goods
28626 CA-18cutest little shop
The cutest store with the most unique and beautiful goodies for your home.
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Jeannine's Home Furnishings, Gifts & Accessories
292 CA-173The cutest store with the most unique and beautiful goodies for your home.
Fun in the Snow
Snowdrift Snow Tubing Park is an outdoor family recreation attraction located in the San Bernardino National Forest. Cost is $20 per person per hour and they only take cash.
https://www.snowdrift.net/blank
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スノードリフトスノーチュービングパーク
34600 CA-18Snowdrift Snow Tubing Park is an outdoor family recreation attraction located in the San Bernardino National Forest. Cost is $20 per person per hour and they only take cash.
https://www.snowdrift.net/blank
Runs for all skill levels, plus terrain parks, a snow play area for sledding & dining options
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スノーバレー・マウンテンリゾート
35100 CA-18Runs for all skill levels, plus terrain parks, a snow play area for sledding & dining options
Grocery Shopping
Stater Bros. Markets
28100 CA-189Great little market to pick up groceries (including beer and wine) for your trip. There are a few Jensen's markets on the mountain. This one is closest to the our cabin.
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Jensen's Finest Foods
27264 CA-189Great little market to pick up groceries (including beer and wine) for your trip. There are a few Jensen's markets on the mountain. This one is closest to the our cabin.