Live Webcams in Big Bear Lake

Big Bear Lake, a resort town high in the San Bernardino Mountains of Southern California, draws more viewers each winter than it does visitors, and the live webcams in Big Bear Lake explain why: the kinds of spots are a bald eagle nest high in a pine above the valley, and a wider angle on the same tree with the ridge and the lake behind it, where the adults come and go along their flight lines. Big Bear keeps Pacific Time, UTC−8 and UTC−7 in summer, so a European afternoon lands on the nest at first light, when the adults are most active. The town sits at some 6,750 feet, about 2,050 metres, which is why Los Angeles drives up here for snow. January and February are the weeks to watch for eggs, and roughly 35 days later for a hatch; summer belongs to the lake.