Boulder Bay Park
A small park on the southwest shore of the lake, where granite boulders in the water and pine reflections make Big Bear's most photogenic spot, especially beautiful at sunset.
Boulder Bay Park lies in a small cove on the southwest shore of Big Bear Lake. Granite boulders rise out of the water across the cove, with pine trees growing on them. Together with the lake and distant mountains, they form Big Bear Lake's signature view, and it is especially lovely at sunset. The park is small, with a wooden deck, benches and a shallow shoreline, and kayaks can be launched here. Entry is free, but parking is limited. It can be combined with the nearby Castle Rock Trail on the same route.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Castle Rock Trail
- Big Bear Lake
- Alpine Slide at Magic Mountain
- The Village at Big Bear Lake
- Alpine Pedal Path
- Cougar Crest Trail
- Big Bear Discovery Center
- Snow Summit