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Big Bear CreekTrail

The Big Bear Creek Trail #5108 is 11.1 miles long and forms a loop between Big Bear and Little Bear Creeks. It begins and ends at Forest Road #50311. This trail passes through mixed conifer and open meaadows for most of its length. It climbs 258 feet and starts and ends at 8,989 feet in elevation.

Difficulty Level: More Difficult

Current Conditions
Trail conditions vary widely with weather events and during spring runoff, although a trail status is open, be aware that weather events, muddy conditions, seasonal restrictions such as snow, and other variables may impact your ability to access the trails.

Specific Trail Information

Trail Type

Standard/Terra Trail — A trail that has a surface consisting predominantly of the ground and that is designed and managed to accommodate use on that surface.

General Information

Latitude: 39 12' 25.4"N

Longitude: 111 19' 29.8"W

Datum: NAD 83

Position Format: Degrees Minutes Seconds

May

Bring your own water for day trips.

Open to: Hiking, Mountain Biking, and Horseback Riding.

Getting There

Directions

From Orangeville, head west onto UT-29 and travel approximately 17.6 miles. Turn left onto North Dragon Road #50170 and travel approximately 2.7 miles. Turn right onto Mary's Lake Road #50041 and travel approximately 5.3 miles. Turn left onto Big Bear Road #50311 and continue approximately 1.7 miles to Big Bear Trail #5108.

Additional Information

Operated By

Forest Service

Recreation Opportunities

Last updated June 17, 2025