Starting at Snow Summit, the Towne Trail in Big Bear Lake is a dog-friendly path that meanders through the south shore woodlands of Big Bear, offering splendid views of the lake and the north shore. As you follow the trail, you’ll reach a fork at 2N08. Here, you have the option to loop back, completing a 2.5-mile round trip. Alternatively, you can take a left turn to ascend the fire road, connecting to other trails for a longer hike. If you choose to go right, the trail descends towards Knickerbocker Road, located near The Village.
This trail is ideal for those looking to enjoy a scenic hike with their canine companions, as dogs are welcome on the trail. Remember to keep your dog on a leash and follow local regulations to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone.
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