This Log Cabin Bed & Breakfast In Southern California Is The Ultimate Mountain Getaway

Escape into the mountains to the Gold Mountain Manor for a weekend of luxury. This log cabin mansion was built in 1928 by Alexander Barret, who was a well-off Los Angeles movie investor. Today, weddings are hosted at the lodge and visitors travel here to enjoy all of the outdoor adventures nearby.

The Gold Mountain Manor offers a beautiful retreat away from the hustle and bustle of day to day life. Enjoy all of the modern comforts of home, while stepping back into the 1920s at this rustic lodge.

Located only 1.5 miles from Big Bear Lake, the Bed and Breakfast has the ideal location for outdoor enthusiasts. It’s also right around the block from the National Forest and two miles from the Holcomb Valley Gold Mine Trail.

When you enter the lodge, you’ll find a red quartz rock fireplace in the formal living room. Each historic detail creates a calming atmosphere that’ll take you right back to a slower pace of life.

The guest rooms are fitted for ultimate comfort and relaxation. The Lucky Baldwin Room is full of history and has a unique rustic décor.

Each room has a touch of luxury. Whether you want to unwind in a bath or by the fireplace, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

Head down to the dining room for a delicious meal. Gourmet food is prepared daily by Chef Darrin using fresh ingredients.

The outside terrace is the perfect place to have breakfast. Each day, you are welcomed by a homemade breakfast that begins with orange juice, a yogurt parfait, and a main course.

Even more beautiful in the winter, The Gold Mountain Manor will make you feel like you’re in The Great Gatsby. This historic lodge provides a luxury experience you can’t find anywhere else.

This location is ideal for people who enjoy a rustic getaway and love being out in nature. We love all of the decor and special touches found around the lodge. Would you like to stay at the Gold Mountain Manor?

Find out more information on their website and Facebook page.