Posts Tagged ‘Boating’

Don’t Wait, Come Visit Today!

Thursday, November 19th, 2009

There are so many reasons to come to Big Bear for your next vacation or even for that overnight get away. If you’re looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city, we have the best outdoor activities and plenty of sunshine to do it in!

With over 300 days of sunshine all year, there’s not a season you will be disappointed in coming. With the most scenic views around, just the drive up to Big Bear is exciting! Climbing over 6500 feet above sea level Big Bear sits atop the beautiful San Bernardino Mountains at 6,743 feet in elevation.

Once up here you’ll have to take a short drive around the lake with its 22 miles of shoreline, 7 miles in length and an average ½ mile across. The average depth of the water is about 35 feet in the middle, and the max is 74 feet at the dam. With the heat from the city you might want to come up to cool off, our temperatures averagely fall around 80 degrees during the daytime in summer; cooling off at night with an average of 45.
Here we have an array of outdoor activates for the whole family, no matter the age, there is some fun to be had in the area. We have boat rentals: anything from a speed or pontoon boats all the way down to kayaks and canoes. If you don’t want to drive that boat yourself, you can always hop on one of the many rides or tours we have to offer. What’s that you say, you want to soar above the lake?! You can do that too! Take a parasailing ride and you can fly high above the lake, with the most breathtaking views possible. How about a zip-line tour where you can zipping through the forest towards the lake at an exciting 90 miles an hour!
You may be looking for a more relaxing adventure, if you are there are many other ways to explore our forest! You could start by taking a horseback ride, or forget the horse and just take a peaceful hike. You could take a ride on the scenic Summit Sky Chair to the top of the ski resort where, in the summer, you are able to hike around, down or atop the mountain. Either way you can find a trail that’s right for you.
Maybe you don’t want to hike in the forest, but drive instead. We have Off Road Adventures to take you on a guided tour around to some of the coolest spots. With lots of history, interesting facts and stunning views you’ll be amazed. You don’t have to take the guided tour; you might choose to do the “Self Guided Tour” through the Holcomb Valley. Just stop off at the Discovery Center for a brochure guide. With the locations mapped out for you and the total mileage between each spot there’s no way to get lost and you’re bound to have some sort of fun! While you’re there at the Discovery Center shop around for some kick knacks and mementos, and if you happened to get hungry you could stop by the little café they have inside too! They have a wealth of information about the plant and wildlife found indigenous to this area. You don’t want to forget any parking passes permits or maps while there, they have it all. From the hiking and biking trail maps, to camping information this is the spot to get it.
Now that I told you what there is to do up here the only thing you have to do is call. For the cheapest lodging deals and specials on the mountain you can visit US Gold Rush Resort Rentals. At 40016 Big Bear Blvd. Or check us out online at www.cabin411.com. Enjoy and we hope to see you soon!
~Sara

Related Posts:

Don’t wait come visit today!

Wednesday, October 14th, 2009

There are so many reasons to come to Big Bear for your next vacation or even for that overnight get away.

If you’re looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city, we have the best outdoor activities and plenty of sunshine to do it in!

With over 300 days of sunshine all year, there’s not a season you will be disappointed in coming. With the most scenic views around, just the drive up to Big Bear is exciting!

Climbing over 6500 feet above sea level Big Bear sits atop the beautiful San Bernardino Mountains at 6,743 feet in elevation.

Once up here you’ll have to take a drive around the lake with its 22 miles of shoreline, 7 miles in length and an average ½ mile across.

The average depth of the water is about 35 feet in the middle, and the max is 74 feet at the dam. With the heat from the city you might want to come up to cool off, our temperatures averagely fall around 80 degrees during the daytime in summer; cooling off at night with an average of 45. 

Like I mentioned before we have an array of outdoor activities for the whole family, no matter the age, there is some fun to be had in the area.

We have boat rentals: anything from a speed or pontoon boats all the way down to kayaks and canoes. If you don’t want to drive that boat yourself, you can always hop on one of the many rides or tours we have to offer.

What’s that you say, you want to soar above the lake?! You can do that too! Take a parasailing ride and you can fly high above the lake, with the most breathtaking views possible.

You may be looking for a little adventure and if you are there are many ways to explore our forest! You could start by taking a horseback ride, or forget the horse and just take a relaxing hike.

You could take a ride on the scenic Summit Sky Chair to the top of the ski resort where, in the summer, you are able to hike around, down or atop the mountain. Either way you can find a trail that’s right for you.

Maybe you don’t want to hike in the forest, but drive instead. We have Off Road Adventures to take you on a guided tour around to some of the coolest spots. With lots of history, interesting facts and stunning views you’ll be amazed.

You don’t have to take the guided tour; you might choose to do the “Self Guided Tour” through the Holcomb Valley. Just stop off at the Discovery Center for a brochure guide. With the locations mapped out for you and the total mileage between each spot there’s no way to get lost and you’re bound to have some sort of fun!

While you’re there at the Discovery Center shop around for some kick knacks and mementos, and if you happened to get hungry you could stop by the little café they have inside too! They have a wealth of information about the plant and wildlife found indigenous to this area. You don’t want to forget any parking passes, permits or maps while there, they have it all. From the hiking and biking trail maps, to camping information this is the spot to get it.

For the cheapest lodging deals and specials on the mountain you can visit US, Gold Rush Resort Rentals. At 40016 Big Bear Blvd.

Or check us out online at www.bigbearcabins.bz.

Enjoy and we hope to see you soon!
      ~Sara

Related Posts:

Last Minute Getaway

Saturday, September 12th, 2009

Want to get away from the city noise and heat?

Why not come on up to Big Bear California where the weather is beautiful and the only noise you hear is the birds and squirrels. We here at Gold Rush Resort Rentals are happy to help you get a great deal on a last minute trip.

Just give me a call at 1 (800) 363-8303 for specials and take the week-end off to enjoy the mountains. With so much to do and see you’re bound to have a memorable week-end with out spending a fortune.

Want to see some pictures of our homes go to our website at www.bigbearrentals.net.

Looking forward to your call…Bre = )

Related Posts:

Troutfest October 3-4 2009

Wednesday, September 9th, 2009

dad-and-son-fishing

The Annual Troutfest is just around the corner.  There are always lots of prizes to be had and lots of FISHING to be done!

I will fill you in on the details later, BUT I just reserved a cabin for a fellow and he also needed to rent our boat dock!  Now, that is what I call a “reel fisherman”!  We still have cabins and docks available for your fishing pleasure.

Give us a call at Gold Rush Resort Rentals and we will find you the right deal!
8) Susan

Related Posts:

Enjoy Boating and More On Big Bear Lake

Thursday, August 6th, 2009

Related Posts:

Cooool, clear, water…

Tuesday, July 21st, 2009

For all of my friends down the hill I just want to say, “I’m sorry!”  It seems you all are having a heat wave and roasting like a Turkey on Thanksgiving Day.

Up here in the Big Bear Valley we are enjoying being out on our cool lake.  Some of us are fishing, some jet skiing, some just enjoying the cool lake breeze!  Yep!  That’s right, it is so nice on the lake you may not want to go back down the hill!

Gold Rush Resort Rentals has just the rental cabin or home for you…give us a call at 1 (866) 37 – CABIN  or check us out on our website www.BigBearRentals.net !  Our special discounted prices can’t be beat, and the weather is sweet!

Susan

Related Posts:

Call 1 800 363-8303 for a Great Summer Getaway!

Monday, July 20th, 2009

Related Posts:

Vacationing In Big Bear

Tuesday, July 14th, 2009

It’s the perfect time to come to Big Bear and take in the fresh air, go for a walk on one of our many nature trails. Go biking, fishing, kayaking, shopping, take in a movie, and go for a tour on our lake. Or just sit back in one of our beautiful homes and relax, maybe grill something up on the BBQ or go dine at one of our fine dining restaurants.

 

Whatever it is you want to do you’ll find it here in the mountains with the weather perfect and the locals are friendly and helpful.

 

We here at Gold Rush resort Rentals strive to make your stay as pleasant and memorable as possible. All of our homes have been aggressively discounted so you can afford to come up and enjoy yourself with out spending a fortune.

 

If you would like to see some pictures of our homes go to our website at or BigBearRentals.net or give us a call at 1 (800) 363-8303 to help you plan the perfect get away.

 

We’re open 7 days a week and centrally located so we’re easy to find……Bre = )

Related Posts:

Free Fishing On July 4th In Big Bear Lake

Wednesday, July 1st, 2009

dad-and-son-fishing

Dont miss this , not only voted the best firework show in so. cal. but now, Big Bear is offering a free fishing day on July fourth . 

Sorry, that doesn’t mean they give you a pole , hooks and bait, or that they give the lake patrol staff the day off.  It does, however, mean that you do not need a licence to fish that day, how cool is that ? Those fishing licences can be pretty pricy. trout-moving

Just an FYI, kids under 16 are free all the time.

So, July 4th is not just for fireworks,  teach your kids to fish and show them how its done , for free, so come on up and teach a worm how to swim. sf

Related Posts:

Great Saving’s For July 4th and beyond

Monday, June 29th, 2009

34

As of today, we have discounted our remaining homes for the Fourth of July Holiday, we only have a few remaining homes to choose from but they’re all beautiful and well maintained.

So, if you’re looking to get away, enjoy the great weather, our spectacular firework show, and get in a little R&R give me a call toll free at 1 (800) 363-8303…Bre

Related Posts: