Go beyond sightseeing. Step into the experience.
Our certified local guide helps you feel the rhythm of Big Bear’s mountains, one trail, one lookout, one moment at a time.
~Upcoming Special Events ~

Hearts and Hikes
A private February hike to honor your connection your way.
Scenic trails, a guided signature moment, and a wine or non-alcoholic toast.
First two weekends in February, 2026.

International Women’s Day
A women-only space for connection and empowerment.
Hear inspiring stories as you experience fresh mountain air and plenty of shady trail sections.
Sunday, March 8, 2026.

Luck of the Pines
Luck of the Pines is a family-friendly St. Patrick’s Day weekend hike through the green pines of the Woodland Trail. Kids enjoy a mini scavenger hunt, and adults receive a forest-inspired token
Fri. – Sun., March 13-15, 2026

Spring Equinox Women’s Gathering
Thoughtfully designed weekend retreat for women who want to
slow down, reconnect, and experience nature in a supportive environment.
Friday – Sunday, March 27-29, 2026
~This Month’s Featured Trail~

February: Woodland Trail
Woodland Trail is our featured hike for February thanks to its easy path, towering pines, and peaceful mountain vibe. Here’s why we love it.
Easiest & most accessible in winter conditions: It’s a gentle, low-elevation trail (about 1.5 mi) with minimal grade, which makes it safer and more comfortable when trails are cold, wet, or snowy in February.
Feels great even in winter weather: Because it’s mostly sheltered by forest and doesn’t involve steep climbs, it’s ideal for crisp winter days when snow or ice can make higher, steeper trails (like Cougar Crest or Grays Peak) more challenging.
If you’re looking for the most relaxed winter hike that still showcases Big Bear’s scenic pines and fresh air, Woodland Trail is a solid pick.
BBHA in the Spotlight
“It’s all about the views and connecting with Mother Nature.”
See why our guided hikes are getting attention and discover the experiences that have hikers talking.
“Shauna from Big Bear Hiking Adventures is a wealth of information!”
Why Choose Big Bear Hiking Adventures?

Our guide knows every trail, shares fun facts, and makes every hike fun. Her vast knowledge of the local fauna, flora, and history makes for a unique hike every time.

We are fully licensed, insured, and permitted — one of the only tour companies with a permit to guide hikes in the San Bernardino National Forest.

All hikes prioritize your safety. Our guide is trained, certified, and prepared to ensure a secure adventure. She carries all safety and first aid supplies needed for every hike.

From gentle family hikes to challenging summit climbs, there’s a hike for everyone. Crisp mountain air is included in every hike.
Take a peak (pun intended) at what Cougar Crest Trail has to offer.
Ready, Set …Hike!
What to Wear and What to Bring for Your Big Bear Hike
Gearing Up For the Perfect Hike

Before you hit the trail, make sure you’re set up for a safe, comfortable, and enjoyable adventure. Big Bear’s mountain weather can change quickly, so wearing the right gear and packing the essentials is key. Here’s a quick checklist to help you prepare for your guided hike with Big Bear Hiking Adventures, whether you’re exploring easy forest paths or heading to scenic summit views.




