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July 2022 Big Bear Today Magazine

See Fourth of July fireworks in Big Bear Today on the lake or high above it. Meet Teddi Boston, first female to hike the Pacific Crest Trail solo and first lady volunteer ranger in the San Gorgonio Wilderness. Explore serene Bluff Lake and the scenic trail to the largest lodgepole pine tree in the world. Music in the Mountains is back and so is Spirits of the West at Wyatt's where there's top bands every weekend. Bird walks, nature talks and crafts too plus calendar of events and recreation guide.

See Fourth of July fireworks in Big Bear Today on the lake or high above it. Meet Teddi Boston, first female to hike the Pacific Crest Trail solo and first lady volunteer ranger in the San Gorgonio Wilderness. Explore serene Bluff Lake and the scenic trail to the largest lodgepole pine tree in the world. Music in the Mountains is back and so is Spirits of the West at Wyatt's where there's top bands every weekend. Bird walks, nature talks and crafts too plus calendar of events and recreation guide.

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Recreation

Guide

Action Tours

Zip through the trees on nine ziplines.

Segway along Village streets, discovering

Big Bear history at the same time on a most

unique tour and ride. Learn tree rope climbing

skills like rappelling from certified

instructors. (909) 866-0390.

Alpine Slide

Shoot down a tobogan-style ride at Magic

Mountain, as a hand lever allows you to

control the speed. After an exhilerating

run, ride the chairlift back to the top for

more fun. $9/ride, 5-ride books $40. There’s

also a snowplay area with Magic Carpet

uphill ride, plus miniature golf, Go-Karts,

Soaring Eagle, family-priced snack bar,

video games. Open daily. Big Bear Blvd.,

1/4 mile west of the Village. (909) 866-

4626.

Big Bear Speedway

Soki Kart racing comes to Big Bear with

timed heats and authentic track experience.

Reach speeds up to 30 mph while

negotiating hairpin turns and straightaways

on the Grand Prix-style course. Double

Karts allow younger riders to go to. $20 on

first visit includes license valid one year,

head sock and race ($25 double Kart). Base

lodge with snack bar, ropes course too. At

Big Bear Snow Play next to Motel 6. (909)

585-0075.

THE ALMANAC

Bike/Adventure Park

Ride Snow Summit’s Scenic Skychair to

the mountaintop to access worldclass lift

served mountain biking with trails and

features on the resort runs. Sightseers enjoy

Skychair too with incredible views of the

Valley, lake, Mt. San Gorgonio, and more.

Enjoy barbecued food, beer and wine at the

Skyline Taphouse. Hike down or ride the

chair back. Base area activities include

climbing wall, Euro Bungee, zip line and

kids full throttle course. Bighorn BBQ too.

(909) 866-5766.

Bike Rentals

Bear Valley Bikes across from Alpine

Slide has a variety of bike rentals. Front

suspension $10/hour, $30/4 hours, $40/all

day. Full suspension $20/hour, $50/4 hours,

$70/all day. Full suspension demo $25/

hour, $60/4 hours, $85/all day. 40298 Big

Bear Blvd. Call (909) 866-8000.

Goldsmiths Pedego Electric Bike Shop

has a variety of electric bike rentals, 42071

Big Bear Blvd. (909) 866-2728.

Bingo

The Elks Lodge hosts stirring Bingo games

each Friday night at 7 p.m. All are welcome

ages 18 and over. 40611 Big Bear Blvd.

west of the Village, across from Lakeview.

(909) 866-3557.

Boat Rentals

Sailboats, pontoon boats, speed and fishing

boats plus paddleboards and canoes are

available for rental from the lake’s marinas.

Big Bear Marina (866-3218),

Holloway’s Marina (866-5706), North

Big Bear Today

Recreation • Dining • Nightlife • And More

Road Conditions: (800) 427-ROAD quickmap.dot.ca.gov

Shore Landing (878-4FUN) Pine

KnotMarina (478-2500), Captain John’s

Marina (866-6478).

Boat Tours

“Big Bear Queen” sails daily from Pine

Knot Marina including the lake’s most

guaranteed daily tours and its most experienced

captain, Chris Bellows. Tours daily

at 11 a.m., 1, 3 and 5 p.m. Adults $29,

seniors/military $27, 12 and under $19, 3

and under free. Sunset cruises Saturdays 7

p.m., bring your favorite beverages.

BigBearQueen.com.

Pirate Ship Lake Tours aboard newly

refurbished “Time Bandit,” a one-third

scale replica of a 1600’s galleon that appeared

in the movie of the same name, sail

daily from Holloway’s Marina...complete

with canon fire! Full bar with beer, wine

and cocktails. Fares $34, seniors/ages 13-

17 $31, $25 ages 12 and under, lap child

free. (909) 878-4040.

“Miss Liberty” paddlewheeler with enclosed,

heated deck and snack bar, leaves

Pine Knot Landing for scenic tours of Big

Bear Lake. View the homes of celebrities,

solar observatory, and much more. $25,

$23 senior/military, $16 ages 3-12, four

and under free. (909) 866-8129.

Big Bear Cruzer is the lake’s newest tour

boat, sailing out of Big Bear Marina daily.

The open air boat with sunshade departs

several times daily. $22, senior $20, 12 and

under $12. (909) 866-3218.

Bowling

The Bowling Barn offers new lanes with

automated scoring for bowling enjoyment.

Also arcade games and full-service cocktail

lounge with pool. Glow Bowling after

dark with black lights, sounds. Bowl 3

games for the price of 2 with coupon in this

issue. Open daily. 40625 Big Bear Blvd.

(enter on Bonanza).(909) 878-BOWL.

Discovery Center

The Discovery Center on the north shore,

two miles west of Stanfield Cutoff, is a

breathtaking facility overlooking the lake

and offering informational galleries, self

and naturalist guided tours, Adventure

passes and wilderness permits, and recreation

programs. Open Thursday through

Monday. (909) 866-3437.

Fishing

Catch some fun with Big Bear Charter

Fishing on a 22' fully loaded, super comfortable

boat with afriendly, expert guide

Aaron Armstrong. Open or private charters

for individuals or groups of all ages.

All gear provided—rods, reels, bait, lures,

drinks and snacks. At Holloway’s Marina;

(909) 866-5706.

Golf

High altitude enhances any game at the

Bear Mountain Golf Course. A nine-hole

(par 35) 2,730-yard course, each round is

accompanied by clear air and spectacular

mountain views. The full-service 4,000 sq.

ft. Bear Trap clubhouse and pro shop offers

putting green, cart and club rentals, restaurant,

lounge, and great deck overlooking

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