Alpine Pedal Path Trail 1E50
The Alpine Pedal Path is easily accessible for hikers, skaters, joggers and even strollers and wheelchairs. This path extends through a pedestrian tunnel under Highway 38, North Shore Drive, to the Cougar Crest Trailhead parking lot. This path continues east 0.6 of a mile and connects with the Big Bear Discovery Center.
This trail provides an excellent opportunity to view visiting eagles. The San Bernardino Mountains support the largest wintering bald eagle population in Southern California. Eagles typically begin arriving in the area in late November and continue to stay in the area until early April.
Specific Trail Information
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Trail Type
General Information
Recreation Passes Honored: Adventure Passes, Digital Recreation Pass or Interagency Recreation Passes at Juniper Point Picnic Area and Meadows Edge Picnic Area.
Dogs MUST be on a leash not longer than six feet, or otherwise under physical restrictive control [36 CFR 261.16(j)]. Read more info about pet ethics.
No Saddle or Pack Animals.
Address: 40971 North Shore Drive, Highway 38 Fawnskin, CA 92333
Phone: (909) 382-2790
Hours: Thursday-Monday from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm, Tuesday & Wednesday Closed
Getting There
Trailhead/Starting Points
The Alpine Pedal Path is an asphalt path that wanders along the north shore of Big Bear Lake from the Stanfield Cutoff to just west of the Big Bear Solar Observatory.
Directions
Latitude 34.2612436
Longitude -116.8878405
Elevation 6752 - 6785
Distance 5.2 miles
Difficulty Easy
Additional Information
Operated By
USDA Forest Service
