
Our forefathers built a trail spanning from Mexico to Canada and designated that it be only used by hikers and horseback riders. Smart they were, as the … [Read more...]
Blogging From the Mountains of Big Bear

Our forefathers built a trail spanning from Mexico to Canada and designated that it be only used by hikers and horseback riders. Smart they were, as the … [Read more...]

The Adventure Pass Program is now in its 16th year in the Southern California National Forests. In 1996 Congress passed legislation authorizing the Forest … [Read more...]

Uses Ethnobotanic: Traditionally different tribes in California, the Great Basin, and the Southwest U.S. have utilized this tree for fuel wood and the pine … [Read more...]

Mountain Biking is a growing sport in the mountains. Riding is permitted on many public roads and trails. Riding is not permitted on the Pacific Crest Trail and … [Read more...]

The Forest’s off-highway vehicle (OHV) trail system (Cajon, Arrowhead and Big Bear Lake) features many miles of varied terrain for SUV/4-wheel drive vehicles, … [Read more...]

Benefit Special Olympics Big Bear Lake, Calif. February 1, 2012 – Big Bear Lake’s water gets rather frigid in the wintertime with lake temperatures dipping … [Read more...]

Bear Mountain Resorts laid down a based of one to two feet of snow. They opened yesterday (Nov 9, 2011) to sunny skies and moderate temperatures. Snow Summit … [Read more...]

1. Pan Hot Springs is steaming! 2. BBARWA is steaming! 3. Big Bear Snow Play is Blowing! The last of the Fall colors are showing off, and Big Bear is … [Read more...]

Article from 1960, from the Sportsman. One of America’s favorite outings, the old-fashioned picnic, can be enjoyed to the full in beautiful outdoor … [Read more...]

If you've been in Big Bear during the Summer, you know the featured activities for Old Miners Days can be anywhere in the Valley. Well, check out the Bartlett … [Read more...]
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