Big Bear Bike Trails offer off-roaders diverse terrain to luxury cabins.

Ride the Sky Chair to the mountain top and then travel the scenic bike trails, or ride the gentle North Shore bike path.

Big Bear bike trails offer diverse terrain, from easy to considerably more challenging. The Alpine Pedal Path is a very easy, a 2.5-mile asphalt path that wanders along the North Shore of Big Bear Lake. The 1.5 mile Woodland Trail is a unique nature trail where you can explore the botany, geology and wildlife of this dry woodland area. The Cougar Crest Trail offers 5 miles of moderate to difficult terrain that ends at the juncture of the world-famous 2,600 mile-long Pacific Crest Trail. Ride through a variety of natural environments as you climb in altitude.

The Grandview Loop Bike Trail offers 9 miles of low to intermediate trail for novice riders. Start by taking the Snow Summit Scenic Sky Chair, and then ride 2.5 miles to Grandview Point where the view is spectacular. John Bull Loop Bike Trail is 14.9 miles of diverse, intermediate terrain. Starting at the base of Van Dusen Canyon, it's a mellow 3.4 mile warm-up climb to Holcom Valley, flattening after a while, but then becoming steep, rutted and sandy for a more challenging trek.

Grout Bay Bike Trail is a 13-mile intermediate trail that starts with a short, paved climb from the Fawnskin fire station up to 3N14. Continue 2.5 miles to Hanna Flat campground, where Grout Bay Trail starts. The trail climbs and descends for an exciting and beautiful ride back to Fawnskin.

Where can you bike the trails right from your own peaceful cabin retreat? The Cienaga Creek Ranch offers deluxe cottages right off the Pacific Crest Trail and a myriad of Big Bear's most challenging bike trails. The Cienaga Ranch Big Bear Adventure Package pairs two nights of rustic luxury with complimentary mountain bikes for the length of your stay.