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.
Big Bear Lake offers a range of lodging types for your traveling pack. Pet policies vary from property to property, so it’s always advised to call to confirm the particulars before booking. If you like a simple, traditional hotel experience, several lodges welcome dogs and charge either a one-time or daily fee. As all good pet parents know, dogs should never be left alone in a hotel room. Read more…
There’s nothing more quintessentially Big Bear than staying in a cabin. Fortunately for Dogtrekkers like us, there is no shortage of cabin rental options, be it on the lake or in the woods. Some are run like traditional hotels, while others are managed by vacation rental companies. Expect cozy charm and standalone lodgings well-stocked for mountain living. Read more…
Vacation rental homes allow you to live like a local while enjoying all of the comforts of a well stocked home. And in Big Bear Lake, these houses offer abundant ambience—standard surroundings include dense groves of fragrant pine trees and incredible lake views. For pet parents, these vacation rentals deliver the added perks of ample space and privacy. Read more…
It’s not hard to get lured in by the lake lifestyle, especially when your canine companions are welcome on the water. Running seven miles long and half-a-mile wide with 22 miles of shoreline, Big Bear Lake is renowned as the best freshwater fishing destination in Southern California. It’s also a hot spot for watersports and pleasure cruising. Read more…
The Big Bear community is passionate about protecting and preserving their natural resources for the benefit of today’s travelers and future generations. That’s why they launched the Care For Big Bear initiative to educate and engage visitors in local efforts to foster sustainability and to keep nature wild—and litter-free. Join the movement by taking a few simple steps to be a responsible DogTrekker. Read more…
