Big Bear trail run Aug 7th-8th!!
07-20-2004, 02:28 PM
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okay I just rsvp's for the camp site!
Campground Name: Gray's Peak Group Camp
Friday Aug 6 to Sunday Aug 8
Max vehicles allowed on camp site = 8
Max occupants allowed = 40
This campsite has:
> Bbq Grills (1)
> Fire Rings (3)
> Pit Toilet (1)
> Table (3 Tables)
Getting there:
Take I-10 east (State Hwy 330) to Running Springs, CA. Take State Hwy 18 to Big Bear Lake Dam. Do not cross Dam. Go straight on SH-38 to Fawnskin and left on Rim of the World Drive (3N14) for 1.2 miles to 2N13. Follow 2N13 for a short distance to the campground.
Fees:
Camp fee: 130
Rsvp fee: 9
total: 139 (damn doesn't this hurt...)
Depending on how many actually show up our group camp fees will change.
Confirmed:
Good Times
BruceTS
Darx
tms2u
FirstToy
Pretacopower
RobT2k
Phalynx
deathrunner
Biff
calrockx (not camping)
timber725 (plus F150?)
Bud (camping is questionable ... which means we might have some crappy grubbing w/o his awesome grill!!!
)
Those of ya that don't have the adventure pass, it might be a good idea to get em. I got mine at REI (27 for the first primary card and 4 for the secondary card). Only needed if you part your truck outside on the trail itself. But if it is inside the campsite, it's not required (that's my understanding).
Anyway, can't wait till bear
Campground Name: Gray's Peak Group Camp
Friday Aug 6 to Sunday Aug 8
Max vehicles allowed on camp site = 8
Max occupants allowed = 40
This campsite has:
> Bbq Grills (1)
> Fire Rings (3)
> Pit Toilet (1)
> Table (3 Tables)
Getting there:
Take I-10 east (State Hwy 330) to Running Springs, CA. Take State Hwy 18 to Big Bear Lake Dam. Do not cross Dam. Go straight on SH-38 to Fawnskin and left on Rim of the World Drive (3N14) for 1.2 miles to 2N13. Follow 2N13 for a short distance to the campground.
Fees:
Camp fee: 130
Rsvp fee: 9
total: 139 (damn doesn't this hurt...)
Depending on how many actually show up our group camp fees will change.
Confirmed:
Good Times
BruceTS
Darx
tms2u
FirstToy
Pretacopower
RobT2k
Phalynx
deathrunner
Biff
calrockx (not camping)
timber725 (plus F150?)
Bud (camping is questionable ... which means we might have some crappy grubbing w/o his awesome grill!!!
)Those of ya that don't have the adventure pass, it might be a good idea to get em. I got mine at REI (27 for the first primary card and 4 for the secondary card). Only needed if you part your truck outside on the trail itself. But if it is inside the campsite, it's not required (that's my understanding).
Anyway, can't wait till bear
Last edited by Good Times; 07-20-2004 at 02:29 PM.
07-20-2004, 05:21 PM
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Adventure passes are needed if you park anywhere in San Bernardino National Forest. So, it is a good idea to just get it. The pass is $27 for one whole year, so it is worth it.
The pass is valid for:
San Bernardino NF
Angeles Crest NF
Cleveland NF
Los Padres NF
This pretty much covers the entire So. Cal. The rangers do go out and ticket people. I've seen it myself.
The pass is valid for:
San Bernardino NF
Angeles Crest NF
Cleveland NF
Los Padres NF
This pretty much covers the entire So. Cal. The rangers do go out and ticket people. I've seen it myself.
07-20-2004, 06:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Darx
I think someone said they are also available at Sports Chalet? There's one of those by my work I can hit up tomorrow if that's the case.
07-20-2004, 07:19 PM
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Lance,
I won't be able to camp either, gotta work Sunday morning
I should be up for Saturday though. Do I need to get myself and adventure pass or is that only for overnighter's?
I won't be able to camp either, gotta work Sunday morning
I should be up for Saturday though. Do I need to get myself and adventure pass or is that only for overnighter's?
07-20-2004, 07:25 PM
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the adventure pass is only required if you stay on the trail and park and leave (or sleep i.e. outside the camp site).
aside from that, if you're here to just have fun on the trails, then there's no need for ya to get em
aside from that, if you're here to just have fun on the trails, then there's no need for ya to get em
07-21-2004, 01:41 PM
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Can I be a pain and ask if any of you are taking wife/gf/mistress and/or children?
I'm very keen, but at this stage I can't separate from the family as we have been apart for nearly six months due to work in different countries so I don't want to get lynched having just got back together!
Hope to catch up with you guys on the trail soon.
Cheers
Mark
I'm very keen, but at this stage I can't separate from the family as we have been apart for nearly six months due to work in different countries so I don't want to get lynched having just got back together!
Hope to catch up with you guys on the trail soon.
Cheers
Mark
07-21-2004, 06:49 PM
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i almost always bring my daughter (six) and now my son (two). everyone is great with kids too bad i'm not going to make this one because my kids just love it when other kids come along
07-25-2004, 02:42 PM
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I'll try and make it up there friday night, but I get off work at 5:30 pm in Oxnard. By the time I get home and packed it'll be past 8pm, the earliest I'd make it would be around midnight...
Lance you got the GPS coordinates of the camp?
Lance you got the GPS coordinates of the camp?
07-25-2004, 02:45 PM
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no gps since i don't have one
directions are relavitely easy.
Getting there:
Take I-10 east (State Hwy 330) to Running Springs, CA. Take State Hwy 18 to Big Bear Lake Dam. Do not cross Dam. Go straight on SH-38 to Fawnskin and left on Rim of the World Drive (3N14) for 1.2 miles to 2N13. Follow 2N13 for a short distance to the campground.
It's relatively easy to find. I should be leaving here 60/71 interchange around 7 or 8 and try to be up by 9-10. But most likely 11. crossing fingers ofcourse
directions are relavitely easy.
Getting there:
Take I-10 east (State Hwy 330) to Running Springs, CA. Take State Hwy 18 to Big Bear Lake Dam. Do not cross Dam. Go straight on SH-38 to Fawnskin and left on Rim of the World Drive (3N14) for 1.2 miles to 2N13. Follow 2N13 for a short distance to the campground.
It's relatively easy to find. I should be leaving here 60/71 interchange around 7 or 8 and try to be up by 9-10. But most likely 11. crossing fingers ofcourse
