Skateboardguy J.
1/27/2025
Super cool trial ! Perfect for a light to medium trail . I have a 2 inch lift kit and oversized 37x12.50r17 tires inch on my truck . I had a blast . Came in January. The trail was open . The...
Holcomb Valley
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Holcomb Valley Rd
Big Bear City, CA 92314
Holcomb Valley Trail Run is an annual event that takes place in Big Bear City, CA, offering participants the opportunity to experience some of the best trail running in Southern California. Established in 1997, this event showcases the scenic Pacific Crest Trail, providing breathtaking views of Big Bear Lake, the San Gorgonio Wilderness, and Big Bear Mountain Ski Resorts. The trail run serves as a fundraiser for the local volunteer search and rescue organization, with over 20 volunteers ensuring the smooth operation of the event.
After 15 years of successful event directing, Gary and Pam Kalina passed the torch to Team Big Bear in 2012, who now entrust the continuation of the Holcomb Valley Trail Run to Susie Schmelzer and Harald Zundel with Team Kodiak. This exciting trail run attracts both seasoned runners and outdoor enthusiasts, offering a challenging and rewarding experience amidst the stunning natural beauty of Big Bear City.
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Morgan Z.
4/24/2016
My boyfriend and I decided to take an impromptu camping trip this weekend up to big bear lake and stayed at Holcomb Valley Campground. All of the other campgrounds were booked up for the weekend...
Robert L.
7/12/2021
Holcomb Valley in Big Bear was a blast. We camped out by Pinnacle Rocks in a Roof Top Tent (RTT) with a group off off-roaders. We set up close to the entrance to where most climbers and hikers...
Katie E.
4/25/2019
Hello Everybody!!! I stayed the weekend here with my husband and 2 sons. We went tent camping lol... not in a trailer. This place looks to be very well kept. Ok, the restrooms, people need to...
R L.
10/21/2017
Self-guided auto tour Gold fever trail. Dirt , rough road, through the history of gold rush in the surrounding mountains and valleys of Big Bear.
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