
A Gals' Weekend
Posted: 04/06/25
If you are looking to bond on a trip with the girls, here are some ideas.
It's time for a Girls' Weekend - in Big Bear! Spring has sprung in the mountains and Big Bear is ripe with hiking trails, al fresco dining options, lake fun and sunny days. Big Bear is the ultimate spring getaway to enjoy:
1. A Day on the Trail
Whether you're pedaling a bike or taking your time on two feet, Big Bear's expansive trail system immerses you in nature's best. Take a break from the car horns and constant chatter and let the mountains speak through the wind in the trees and birds tweeting their tune.
2. Take on the 4X4!
The spring season is mud season in Big Bear, making off-road adventures that much more thrilling! Spend the day exploring Big Bear's natural beauty, or even book a guided off-road excursion with Big Bear Off-Road Experience. Always check trail statuses before heading out and respect trail etiquette like 'Pack it In, Pack it Out'.
3. It's Boating Season
Big Bear Lake officially opens April 1st and many marinas are ready to rent fishing boats, pontoons, kayaks and more. Pack a picnic to enjoy on the water - remember to dispose of trash properly and don't let it blow into the water.
Or, cast a line and reel in the fish. Springtime is prime trout fishing season on Big Bear Lake. Just remember to be mindful and refrain from leaving fishing line and hooks where birds and other animals can become tangled or injured in it.
4. Snow Tubing
Let your inner child rule and take to the tubing hills for some late season snowy fun! Big Bear Snow Play and Alpine Slide offer moving carpets that bring you to the top of the hill so you can spend less time climbing and more time having fun.
5. Wield an Axe
Head to Yosemite Axe Throwing for some target practice. Food and drinks are welcome so bring nourishment to fuel your adventure.
6. Raise a Margarita!
Or a glass of wine, or a pint of beer, whatever you fancy! Big Bear is home to some groovy and vibing restaurants with an array of cocktails and yummy bites.
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