Where to stay and play in Big Bear this fall

By: Shannon Brooks
A large bear and a smaller dark blue bear are depicted in an embrace, surrounded by vibrant leaves in various colors. Both have their eyes closed, giving off a sense of contentment and affection. The background features an array of leaves with warm and cool tones, adding to the visual appeal.
Big Bear Lake is calling!

Big Bear Lake sparkles as summer transitions to autumn and the leaves start turning yellow, orange and red. Warm, sun-soaked days are refreshed with cooler evenings, when inky night skies beckon stargazers.

Your four-legged friends get even more room to play during the less-crowded shoulder season, which also comes with the perks of lower lodging rates. Find your perfect dog-friendly home away from home with this guide, and book that trip today to make the most of fall’s splendor.

 

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