Big Pines is an unincorporated community in Los Angeles County, California, United States. It is in the Angeles National Forest, San Gabriel Mountains.

2025年2月1日 · Hiking: Access to the Blue Ridge Trail (across the road) and Big Pines Nature Trail. Snowplay: Access to winter activities at Mountain High Ski Resort. Mountain High is located 100 yards east/southeast of the Big Pines Visitor Center on Angeles Crest Highway (CA-2).

The Big Pines Recreation Area offers a variety of recreational opportunities and facilities for year-round enjoyment. Ten campgrounds and five picnic areas are available, and all provide tables, stoves and restrooms.

Big Pine, CA: Explore in All Directions. Big Pine is the hub for exploring some of the grandest areas in the region, from the Sierra Nevada in the west to the White Mountains in the east. In the center of town is Crocker Street, which heads west and climbs into the Sierra.

The Big Pines Recreation Area offers a variety of recreational opportunities and facilities for year-round enjoyment. Ten campgrounds and five picnic areas are available, and all provide tables, stoves and restrooms.

2025年1月24日 · The Volunteers of the Angeles National Forest are staffing the Big Pines Visitor Center – located 4 miles west of Wrightwood – on Saturdays, Sundays, and some holidays, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

The Big Pines Recreation Area offers a variety of recreational opportunities and facilities for year-round enjoyment. Ten campgrounds and five picnic areas are available, and all provide tables, stoves and restrooms.

The Big Pines Region of the Angeles National Forest is rich in skiing heritage. More than 90 years ago, winter enthusiasts made their way up Highway 2 from to a ski resort near Los Angeles to sled, slide, and ski at Big Pines Park.

Information regarding Big Pines recreational area, San Gbriel National Monument, Angeles National Forest

Big Pine was best known for the giant sequoia tree located at the junction of Highway 395 and California State Route 168 on the north end of town. Planted in 1913, the Roosevelt Tree paid tribute to Teddy Roosevelt and the opening of the Westgard Pass.