Posts Tagged ‘water’

Kayaking Anyone?? Big Bear is the place to learn!

Wednesday, July 1st, 2009

Row, row, row your Kayak and Canoes…. Come to Big Bear to enjoy the gorgeous weather and the beautiful nature that we enjoy in the local mountains!!!

Want to learn how to paddle a canoe or kayak? Each session is $20.00.

Classes are held  July 19th, 26th,  Aug.9th, and Sept.6th, 20th!! The hours are 9-11am. You would need to contact Dooley at North Shore Trading Company if you need further assisstance!

The class will train you how to identify a progression of strokes and safety issues relevant to enthusiasts. Topics include forward strokes, sweep strokes, edging, draw strokes, bow and stern turning strokes and capsize recovery.

For more information regarding Kayaking, or canoeing contact at 909-866-3414!

If you are interested in renting an affordable cabin please contact 1-800-363-8303 at Gold Rush Resort Rentals.

 Sally

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Learn How To Paddle A Canoe In a 2-hour Tour

Friday, June 19th, 2009

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Why not see Big Bear in a different way and learn how to paddle a canoe of your very own at the same time?

The Discovery Center has put together a 2-hour guided tour that includes a quick paddling. There’s more than learning how to paddle in this very informative activity.  Besides seeing nature up close and personal you will cruise along the shoreline looking for beaver, great blue herons, ducklings, and fish breeching the water.  

The tour guide will also teach you about the natural history of the Big Bear Valley as well as the multiple varieties of flora and fauna found in the area.

Tours also include water and a snack. Your tour will begin with a caravan to the lake.

Children must be at least 6 years old and all children need to be accompanied by an adult.  Tours are limited to 14 people, reservations recommended. Call (909) 382-2790 or (909) 866-3437 for reservations. Fee: Adults $25, Children (6-12) $15 Dates: May 22-May 31: Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays; 4pm-6pm & Sunday; 9am-11am.
June 4 –September 6: Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays; 4pm-6pm & Sunday; 9am-11am.

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Choose Big Bear for some R & R

Monday, June 8th, 2009

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It’s time to decide on where you will be spending some R & R this summer.

Big Bear is a great place to consider. We have a beautiful lake, brimming full of refreshing blue water just perfect for boating, water skiing, wake boarding or towing the kiddies. And of course, lets not forget about fishing! With our recent records catches I’m sure there’s plenty more where the others came from.

If you’re into hiking there’s plenty of trails to explore with breath taking views of the valley just waiting to be witnessed by all those willing to take a trip to the peak of the trails.

All of this in an awesome alpine atmosphere, much different from the flat land below!

Our reduced rates have never been lower than they are right now! Take a look at what we offer at affordable prices respectively.

Call our office for immediate help….1 (800) 363-8303.

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Swim Beach In Big Bear Is Open!

Sunday, May 31st, 2009

The Swim Beach located within Meadow Park is now officially open for the season. The current lake temperatures are in the 60s. Qualified, certified lifeguards are on staff and a snack bar is also open for convenience.

The white sandy beach is surrounded by Meadow Park which offers BBQs and picnic areas for those who wish to endulge themselves by making it an day or evening picnic etc. An extra treat for sunbathers is showers in the area to rinse off the sand before getting in the car.

A brand new 16 foot slide is installed and ready for kids! Hours of operation are currently noon to 5pm on both Saturdays and Sundays.

June 18, the  Swim Beach will be open every day. The beach is located at the western-most end of Park Avenue at Meadow Park in Big Bear Lake, and admission cost is $5 for adults, and $4 for seniors and children up to age 12; season passes are also available. 

The beach will also serve as the setting for the Fourth of July concert featuring Lou Gramm of Foreigner. Many great, lakeview seats are still available, and proceeds will benefit the Rec & Park’s Teen Center programs. For ticket information, visit BigBearParks.com, or call 866-9700.

NEED A CABIN TO RENT?

Affordable Accommodations can help you plan your summer getaway! Why stay in a hotel room when you can rent an entire cabin for less than you’d expect. Our prices are discounted to reflect the difficult economy! Yes, you CAN afford to getaway! CALL US TOLL FREE 1-800-363-8303

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FISH, FISH, FISH

Thursday, May 14th, 2009

If you like to fish, or, if you’ve never tried,  now is the perfect time to start fishing in big bear lake. Spring on the lake is when water temps rise and the fish come alive after a long cold winter. The water temps perfect,  in the 70′s, which makes it good for retrieving fish all day long.

See you out there!

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Water Sports In Big Bear

Tuesday, April 7th, 2009

The weather in big bear has been perfect, especially since we are having some great deals with our beautiful homes, which is the best time to book a cabin for your needs!

 

The water sports up here are Water skiing, which is the mainstay favorite and still have tons of fun! Add some of the other activities of jet skiing, wave boarding, wake boarding, tubing, windsurfing, and pedal boating and you’ve filled your day with exciting recreation and sporting challenges!

 

Para sailing is a safe thrill, flying high above the lake as fast or slow as you desire. Dry lift off from the dock, sail over the lake, and land on dry land. No need to get wet unless you desire!! For Para sailing information you can call 1-909-866-IFLY.

 

For cabin information please call one of us toll free @ 1-800-363-8303, to book a cabin for your stay!!!

 

Look forward to hearing from you!!

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