When it comes to the wilderness of Big Bear Lake, one of the best ways to explore the backcountry is in a Jeep. But perhaps you don’t want to spend 60K on a vehicle that gets eighteen miles to the gallon. You might be happy driving your Tesla and not paying almost five dollars a gallon for gas. Don’t worry, Big Bear’s boutique Jeep tours have you covered! The Hungry Mountaineer Hiking Tours now offers the most unique Jeep tours in
Big Bear Lake!
If you are searching for the most unique Jeep tours in Big Bear Lake, look no further. Wild burros? We know where they roam. Stops to hike through an alpine forest? Let’s do it! Take a break to do some backcountry sledding or snow trekking. We know the perfect place. Fancy charcuterie lunch? Yes!
Big Bear’s back road expert
I have been exploring the backcountry of Big Bear Lake for the last twenty years. Let me show you the best of the backroads and wilderness Big Bear Lake has to offer. A fantastic year-round way to spend an afternoon in Big Bear is being ferried into the wilderness in my air-conditioned four-wheel drive vehicle. We can stop anywhere you want to hike around and take scenic photos. Amateur photography is a passion of mine and I don’t mind taking as many photos of your group as you like.
Big Bear Lake, A year-round paradise
Big Bear Lake is beautiful year-round. My favorite time of year for Jeep tours is in the winter. The snowy back roads are just so beautiful. I also love autumn Jeeping. Big Bear Lake is a gorgeous place, only two hours from Los Angeles, to experience the oranges and yellows as our Black Oaks change into a rainbow of fall colors.
Lunchtime in the middle of nowhere!
Our Jeep tours take place all over the backcountry of Big Bear Lake. Each Jeep tour includes a lite charcuterie lunch and beverages. I offer keto, vegan and gluten-free options on request.
Book a Jeep tour now!
- Looking for a snowy off-road adventure? We offer that December to April.
- Want to explore the abandoned ghost town of Holcomb Valley? We offer this unique tour from March to June.
- Searching for a pristine alpine location with lake views? We know that spot!
- Fall colors tours are available in October.
- This is a great idea for an engagement.
- Your Jeep tour guide is also an ordained minister if you want to tie the knot in a unique location.
- We work with local photographers if you want to add a photography session to your experience.
- Add on home-baked gourmet muffins, cookies, or delicious salads to your picnic experience. The menu is seasonal with many organic ingredients hand-picked from my garden. Check out the seasonal menu here.
- Champagne or rosé is available at an additional price.
- Most Jeep tours are two-hour experiences. I do offer longer tours as well.
Dogs and children are encouraged on my Jeep tours. Dogs must be well-behaved and stay in the back cargo area of the vehicle or be in a crate. I do charge a cleaning fee of twenty dollars for dogs that shed.
Children are allowed as long as they are over the age of 4. There are so many fun boulders for kids to climb on and explore on these Jeep tour experiences! I’m also a nature guide and oh so happy to point out all our unique forest features: the different pine trees that grow in this forest, the edible plants, and the animals who call this forest their home. I’m an expert on the unique history of the Big Bear Valley and love to enthrall visitors with tall tales from the gold-mining days, how we once had Grizzly bears hiding in these mountains, and how Big Bear was settled.
Check out our reviews on TripAdvisor! We are proud to have the best reviews of any other experience on TripAdvisor, Big Bear Lake.
Looking to book a Jeep tour today? Email me at hungrymountaineer@gmail.com or text Amber Woods to inquire at 951 662 5568.
