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Convenience Store
This convenience store is right down the road from our cabin within walking distance, and carries firewood, alcohol, drinks, ice and snacks.
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Easys General Store
498 Maple LnThis convenience store is right down the road from our cabin within walking distance, and carries firewood, alcohol, drinks, ice and snacks.
This post office is right around the corner from the cabin, across from Easy’s General Store, in case you would like to send a postcard.
United States Postal Service
501 Maple LnThis post office is right around the corner from the cabin, across from Easy’s General Store, in case you would like to send a postcard.
Food scene
Local Bar and Grill right down the street from our cabin, across from Easy’s General Store. Within walking distance!
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Kallans Bar And Grill
44761 Barton Ln NLocal Bar and Grill right down the street from our cabin, across from Easy’s General Store. Within walking distance!
Sightseeing
If you’re an avid hiker, there is a national recreation trail a few miles away from our cabin, see the map photo to get to the trailhead! Remember to bring water and layers of clothing.
How to get there: From the south end of Stanfield Cutoff on Big Bear Boulevard (Highway 38), continue for 6 miles heading south toward Redlands. Turn right on 2N93 at the intersection of Highway 38 and Hatchery Road. Follow this dirt road until you reach the Sugarloaf Trail sign and park in the turnout.
Sugarloaf National Recreation Trail is a difficult 10-mile trek to the highest point in Big Bear Valley. The first 2 miles of the trail is a dirt road, at times following Green Creek. Although the view from the summit of Sugarloaf Mountain is mostly obscured by trees you have climbed to an altitude of 9,952 feet.
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Sugarloaf National Recreation TrailIf you’re an avid hiker, there is a national recreation trail a few miles away from our cabin, see the map photo to get to the trailhead! Remember to bring water and layers of clothing.
How to get there: From the south end of Stanfield Cutoff on Big Bear Boulevard (Highway 38), continue for 6 miles heading south toward Redlands. Turn right on 2N93 at the intersection of Highway 38 and Hatchery Road. Follow this dirt road until you reach the Sugarloaf Trail sign and park in the turnout.
Sugarloaf National Recreation Trail is a difficult 10-mile trek to the highest point in Big Bear Valley. The first 2 miles of the trail is a dirt road, at times following Green Creek. Although the view from the summit of Sugarloaf Mountain is mostly obscured by trees you have climbed to an altitude of 9,952 feet.
There is a walking trail at the end of Victoria Lane in Sugarloaf if you’d like to explore the National Forest.
Victoria Lane
Victoria LaneThere is a walking trail at the end of Victoria Lane in Sugarloaf if you’d like to explore the National Forest.
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Bring clothing layers
Bring clothing layers, as the nights can get chilly and the days can get hot!
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Free trolley - Mountain Transit
You can get to the village in Big Bear for free by taking the free trolley from Sugarloaf to Big Bear, and avoid having to drive or find parking for your car. The trolley is free and is called Mountain Transit. The Red Line route goes right by our cabin, so hop on and enjoy the free ride to Big Bear village!
Here is the link to more info on the free trolley, scroll down to Red Line info to see the map of the trolley that comes right by our cabin!
https://www.bigbear.com/travel-tools/big-bear-trolley/