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From this bridge, you can enjoy a privileged view of Big Bear Lake, nestled between mountains. You'll be treated to panoramic views of the sparkling lake, surrounded by pine forests and rugged peaks. You can refuel in Big Bear Village or pack a picnic to enjoy by the lakeshore.

One of the streets in Yucaipa where you can enjoy a smooth ride with views of the mountains. The route is mostly flat and passes through a residential area, so it’s not so busy.

Here you can ride your bike or walk along the footbridge on Big Bear Boulevard.

The Stanfield Marsh Boardwalk is a lovely 1.6-mile path along Baker's Pond, located at Stanfield Marsh and Wildlife Preserve. This peaceful boardwalk offers fantastic wildlife-watching opportunities, with views of birds such as ducks, geese, herons, and even Bald Eagles. The preserve, situated at the intersection of Stanfield Cutoff and Big Bear Boulevard, features easy access with parking available at the corner or along the bridge. The boardwalk is also dog-friendly, but biking is not allowed. You can lock your bikes at the parking area, take a break from the saddle, and stroll down the boardwalk.

A great viewpoint to stop at and take a break from your bike ride. This spot is one of the nicest along the Rim of the World Scenic Byway.

This lightly trafficked, stunning road lined with alpine trees leads from Highway CA 18 up to the small town of Green Valley, where there's a beautiful lake. If you're heading up to the lake, be prepared for a climb of over 1,000 feet. It's fairly steep, but the views make it well worth the effort. Alternatively, the ascent offers an enjoyable experience as well.

Green Valley Lake sits at 7,000 feet, higher than both Lake Arrowhead and Big Bear. It's secluded, about four miles from State Highway 18, surrounded by National Forest. This small, scenic lake is uncrowded and ideal for a peaceful retreat.

If you're heading up to Onyx Summit, this stretch of CA 38 boasts the second longest bike climb in California. The ascent takes you through an alpine setting, one of the routes to the popular Bear Mountain Ski Resort. It's challenging, but the breathtaking views make it worthwhile. If you're coming from Onyx, enjoy the ride down from this scenic stretch as you descend.