Attractions and Places To See around Big Creek - Top 4

China Peak, also known as Sierra Summit, is a popular ski area in Central California near Fresno. It has been serving skiers since 1958 and is named after the beautiful Chinese Peak mountain. During the summer, you can visit the China Peak Bike Park, which has a vast array of mountain bike trails, from easy to pro, and is open from July 1 to September 17. The China Peak Adventure Center offers trail maps, and you can even rent full-suspension Santa Cruz bikes equipped with full-face helmets.

This year-round destination is popular with all types of outdoor enthusiasts. It's also a great destination for those on overnight rides, as it boasts 7 campgrounds and multiple private resorts.

Just 1 hour from Fresno and nestled amongst the pines of the Sierra National Forest, Shaver Lake is a popular year-round destination. The area draws outdoor enthusiasts of all stripes, including, but not limited to, boaters, swimmers, anglers, cyclists, and hikers. The lake got its start in 1893 when lumberjack C.B. Shave created a small mill pond by building a rock-fill dam.

This year-round destination is popular with all types of outdoor enthusiasts. It's also a great destination for those on overnight rides as it boasts 7 campgrounds and multiple private resorts.

Just 1 hour from Fresno and nestled amongst the pines of the Sierra National Forest, Shaver Lake is a popular year-round destination. The area draws outdoor enthusiasts of all stripes, including, but not limited, boaters, swimmers, anglers, cyclists, and hikers. The lake got its start in 1893 when lumberjack C.B. Shave created a small mill pond by building a rock-fill dam.

This year-round destination is popular with all types of outdoor enthusiasts. It's also a great destination for those on overnight rides as it boasts 7 campgrounds and multiple private resorts.

Just 1 hour from Fresno and nestled amongst the pines of the Sierra National Forest, Shaver Lake is a popular year-round destination. The area draws outdoor enthusiasts of all stripes, including, but not limited, boaters, swimmers, anglers, cyclists, and hikers. The lake got its start in 1893 when lumberjack C.B. Shaver created a small mill pond by building a rock-fill dam.

Nestled in the high Sierra, Huntington Lake is fed by streams and Southern California Edison's hydroelectric project. A haven for summer and winter activities, it beckons with camping, hiking, sailing, and more.