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BBBBXXIII - Easy/Medium Run Saturday - Delamar/Upper Holcomb + Squeeze/Little John Bull

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I'm available Saturday to lead an easy/medium run if anyone is still looking for an option. I would prefer to stay up in Big Bear area and not be in the heat/dust of the desert since we plan on going topless! I see there's already a run to Upper Holcomb/Squeeze (which is full), so perhaps Delamar Mountain to Upper Holcomb would work, and/or Little John Bull to the Squeeze. We will have our '22 Bronco and our son's new '24 Tacoma too, which is still stock with a rear locker, so nothing too crazy. I've been on most of those trails before over the past 20+ years that I've been off-roading.

We can decide Saturday morning which way to go or chime in here with any ideas. Here's some info on the trails:

Delamar Mountain Loop is a 9-mile route that almost fully circumnavigates Delamar Mountain, just north of Big Bear Lake and Fawnskin. It is an easy, scenic route that can be combined with other trails in the area to form a longer trek. Rated: EASY

Upper Holcomb is an easy, scenic route that mostly runs parallel to the Holcomb Creek gorge. It is a convenient route to link together with other trails in the area to form a longer adventure. Rated: EASY

The Squeeze is a short but fun trail that connects Holcomb Valley to the John Bull Junction area via a winding, sometimes technical route through the Pinnacles rock climbing area and Coyote Crag. The trail is named for a tight fit between two boulders that may prove a challenge for full-size vehicles. The trail includes several short rock-crawling sections making it a fun addition to any of the nearby trails including John Bull and Little John Bull. Rated: MEDIUM

Little John Bull runs the eastern section of FS road 3N10, from its beginning at 3N02 (Burnt Flat Rd.) on the east, westward to its junction with 3N32 (Union Flat Rd.) This section of 3N10 is rated Easy for most of its length, with the exception of a couple of short, steep, rocky sections which may require 4X4 and therefore give the trail its MEDIUM rating. Video:

Date: Saturday, 6/8
Time: 9am, be fueled up, but we'll have time to air down.
Meeting place: Discovery Center 40971 North Shore Drive/Hwy 38, Fawnskin, CA 92333
Radio: TBD - We have GMRS and FRS 2-way radios
Bring: Food/Snacks, Water, Basic Recovery Gear, Deflators, etc., but we will also have extras that can be borrowed
Limit: no more than 20 total

Look for our Bronco:
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List:
1. Sarah
2. Colt
3. Manuel
4. Tom B.
5. Todd B.
6. Dan P.
7. Jonathan + Vanessa
8. Michi
9. Joel
10. Alex SJ + Co-pilot wife
11. Michelle wood
12. danny menchaca
13. Herb Mandy and Kelly
14. Gary B.
15. Mike & Ian Kane
16. Mark
17. Bronclin
18. Sperez22
19. Randy
 
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I'm available Saturday to lead an easy/medium run if anyone is still looking for an option. I would prefer to stay up in Big Bear area and not be in the heat/dust of the desert since we plan on going topless! I see there's already a run to Upper Holcomb/Squeeze (which is full), so perhaps Delamar Mountain to Upper Holcomb would work, and/or Little John Bull to the Squeeze. We will have our '22 Bronco and our son's new '24 Tacoma too, which is still stock with a rear locker, so nothing too crazy. I've been on most of those trails before over the past 20+ years that I've been off-roading.

We can decide Saturday morning which way to go or chime in here with any ideas. Here's some info on the trails:

Delamar Mountain Loop is a 9-mile route that almost fully circumnavigates Delamar Mountain, just north of Big Bear Lake and Fawnskin. It is an easy, scenic route that can be combined with other trails in the area to form a longer trek. Rated: EASY

Upper Holcomb is an easy, scenic route that mostly runs parallel to the Holcomb Creek gorge. It is a convenient route to link together with other trails in the area to form a longer adventure. Rated: EASY

The Squeeze is a short but fun trail that connects Holcomb Valley to the John Bull Junction area via a winding, sometimes technical route through the Pinnacles rock climbing area and Coyote Crag. The trail is named for a tight fit between two boulders that may prove a challenge for full-size vehicles. The trail includes several short rock-crawling sections making it a fun addition to any of the nearby trails including John Bull and Little John Bull. Rated: MEDIUM

Little John Bull runs the eastern section of FS road 3N10, from its beginning at 3N02 (Burnt Flat Rd.) on the east, westward to its junction with 3N32 (Union Flat Rd.) This section of 3N10 is rated Easy for most of its length, with the exception of a couple of short, steep, rocky sections which may require 4X4 and therefore give the trail its Medium rating.

Date: Saturday, 6/8
Time: 9am, be fueled up, but we'll have time to air down.
Meeting place: Discovery Center 40971 North Shore Drive/Hwy 38, Fawnskin, CA 92333
Radio: TBD - We have GMRS and FRS 2-way radios
Bring: Food/Snacks, Water, Basic Recovery Gear, Deflators, etc., but we will also have extras that can be borrowed
Limit: no more than 20 total

Look for our Bronco:
View attachment 2432

List:
1. Sarah
2. Colt
3. Manuel
4. Tom B.
5....
We’re new to the area, first timers and would love to join this run if there is still room. Thanks! Todd Beach
 
I'm available Saturday to lead an easy/medium run if anyone is still looking for an option. I would prefer to stay up in Big Bear area and not be in the heat/dust of the desert since we plan on going topless! I see there's already a run to Upper Holcomb/Squeeze (which is full), so perhaps Delamar Mountain to Upper Holcomb would work, and/or Little John Bull to the Squeeze. We will have our '22 Bronco and our son's new '24 Tacoma too, which is still stock with a rear locker, so nothing too crazy. I've been on most of those trails before over the past 20+ years that I've been off-roading.

We can decide Saturday morning which way to go or chime in here with any ideas. Here's some info on the trails:

Delamar Mountain Loop is a 9-mile route that almost fully circumnavigates Delamar Mountain, just north of Big Bear Lake and Fawnskin. It is an easy, scenic route that can be combined with other trails in the area to form a longer trek. Rated: EASY

Upper Holcomb is an easy, scenic route that mostly runs parallel to the Holcomb Creek gorge. It is a convenient route to link together with other trails in the area to form a longer adventure. Rated: EASY

The Squeeze is a short but fun trail that connects Holcomb Valley to the John Bull Junction area via a winding, sometimes technical route through the Pinnacles rock climbing area and Coyote Crag. The trail is named for a tight fit between two boulders that may prove a challenge for full-size vehicles. The trail includes several short rock-crawling sections making it a fun addition to any of the nearby trails including John Bull and Little John Bull. Rated: MEDIUM

Little John Bull runs the eastern section of FS road 3N10, from its beginning at 3N02 (Burnt Flat Rd.) on the east, westward to its junction with 3N32 (Union Flat Rd.) This section of 3N10 is rated Easy for most of its length, with the exception of a couple of short, steep, rocky sections which may require 4X4 and therefore give the trail its Medium rating.

Date: Saturday, 6/8
Time: 9am, be fueled up, but we'll have time to air down.
Meeting place: Discovery Center 40971 North Shore Drive/Hwy 38, Fawnskin, CA 92333
Radio: TBD - We have GMRS and FRS 2-way radios
Bring: Food/Snacks, Water, Basic Recovery Gear, Deflators, etc., but we will also have extras that can be borrowed
Limit: no more than 20 total

Look for our Bronco:
View attachment 2432

List:
1. Sarah
2. Colt
3. Manuel
4. Tom B.
5....
Yes, sign me up. My name is Dan Pikschus
 
I'd would like to join. we're BBBB first-timers and have only been on a few easy trails.

Jonathan + Vanessa 2dr 6g bronco
 
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Sounds like a great run to get my feet wet. Put me on the list. I’m a BBBB newbie with some off road experience. Thanks for leading this.

Joel
‘23 Squatch
Area 51
 
I'm available Saturday to lead an easy/medium run if anyone is still looking for an option. I would prefer to stay up in Big Bear area and not be in the heat/dust of the desert since we plan on going topless! I see there's already a run to Upper Holcomb/Squeeze (which is full), so perhaps Delamar Mountain to Upper Holcomb would work, and/or Little John Bull to the Squeeze. We will have our '22 Bronco and our son's new '24 Tacoma too, which is still stock with a rear locker, so nothing too crazy. I've been on most of those trails before over the past 20+ years that I've been off-roading.

We can decide Saturday morning which way to go or chime in here with any ideas. Here's some info on the trails:

Delamar Mountain Loop is a 9-mile route that almost fully circumnavigates Delamar Mountain, just north of Big Bear Lake and Fawnskin. It is an easy, scenic route that can be combined with other trails in the area to form a longer trek. Rated: EASY

Upper Holcomb is an easy, scenic route that mostly runs parallel to the Holcomb Creek gorge. It is a convenient route to link together with other trails in the area to form a longer adventure. Rated: EASY

The Squeeze is a short but fun trail that connects Holcomb Valley to the John Bull Junction area via a winding, sometimes technical route through the Pinnacles rock climbing area and Coyote Crag. The trail is named for a tight fit between two boulders that may prove a challenge for full-size vehicles. The trail includes several short rock-crawling sections making it a fun addition to any of the nearby trails including John Bull and Little John Bull. Rated: MEDIUM

Little John Bull runs the eastern section of FS road 3N10, from its beginning at 3N02 (Burnt Flat Rd.) on the east, westward to its junction with 3N32 (Union Flat Rd.) This section of 3N10 is rated Easy for most of its length, with the exception of a couple of short, steep, rocky sections which may require 4X4 and therefore give the trail its MEDIUM rating. Video:

Date: Saturday, 6/8
Time: 9am, be fueled up, but we'll have time to air down.
Meeting place: Discovery Center 40971 North Shore Drive/Hwy 38, Fawnskin, CA 92333
Radio: TBD - We have GMRS and FRS 2-way radios
Bring: Food/Snacks, Water, Basic Recovery Gear, Deflators, etc., but we will also have extras that can be borrowed
Limit: no more than 20 total

Look for our Bronco:
View attachment 2432

List:
1. Sarah
2. Colt
3. Manuel
4. Tom B.
5. Todd B.
6. Dan P.
7. Jonathan + Vanessa
8. Michi
9. Joel
10.....
Count me in Alex SJ + Co-pilot wife. Red '70 Gen1.
 
I'm available Saturday to lead an easy/medium run if anyone is still looking for an option. I would prefer to stay up in Big Bear area and not be in the heat/dust of the desert since we plan on going topless! I see there's already a run to Upper Holcomb/Squeeze (which is full), so perhaps Delamar Mountain to Upper Holcomb would work, and/or Little John Bull to the Squeeze. We will have our '22 Bronco and our son's new '24 Tacoma too, which is still stock with a rear locker, so nothing too crazy. I've been on most of those trails before over the past 20+ years that I've been off-roading.

We can decide Saturday morning which way to go or chime in here with any ideas. Here's some info on the trails:

Delamar Mountain Loop is a 9-mile route that almost fully circumnavigates Delamar Mountain, just north of Big Bear Lake and Fawnskin. It is an easy, scenic route that can be combined with other trails in the area to form a longer trek. Rated: EASY

Upper Holcomb is an easy, scenic route that mostly runs parallel to the Holcomb Creek gorge. It is a convenient route to link together with other trails in the area to form a longer adventure. Rated: EASY

The Squeeze is a short but fun trail that connects Holcomb Valley to the John Bull Junction area via a winding, sometimes technical route through the Pinnacles rock climbing area and Coyote Crag. The trail is named for a tight fit between two boulders that may prove a challenge for full-size vehicles. The trail includes several short rock-crawling sections making it a fun addition to any of the nearby trails including John Bull and Little John Bull. Rated: MEDIUM

Little John Bull runs the eastern section of FS road 3N10, from its beginning at 3N02 (Burnt Flat Rd.) on the east, westward to its junction with 3N32 (Union Flat Rd.) This section of 3N10 is rated Easy for most of its length, with the exception of a couple of short, steep, rocky sections which may require 4X4 and therefore give the trail its MEDIUM rating. Video:

Date: Saturday, 6/8
Time: 9am, be fueled up, but we'll have time to air down.
Meeting place: Discovery Center 40971 North Shore Drive/Hwy 38, Fawnskin, CA 92333
Radio: TBD - We have GMRS and FRS 2-way radios
Bring: Food/Snacks, Water, Basic Recovery Gear, Deflators, etc., but we will also have extras that can be borrowed
Limit: no more than 20 total

Look for our Bronco:
View attachment 2432

List:
1. Sarah
2. Colt
3. Manuel
4. Tom B.
5. Todd B.
6. Dan P.
7. Jonathan + Vanessa
8. Michi
9. Joel
10.....
Please add Michelle wood and danny menchaca (2 vehicles) thank you!
 
I'm available Saturday to lead an easy/medium run if anyone is still looking for an option. I would prefer to stay up in Big Bear area and not be in the heat/dust of the desert since we plan on going topless! I see there's already a run to Upper Holcomb/Squeeze (which is full), so perhaps Delamar Mountain to Upper Holcomb would work, and/or Little John Bull to the Squeeze. We will have our '22 Bronco and our son's new '24 Tacoma too, which is still stock with a rear locker, so nothing too crazy. I've been on most of those trails before over the past 20+ years that I've been off-roading.

We can decide Saturday morning which way to go or chime in here with any ideas. Here's some info on the trails:

Delamar Mountain Loop is a 9-mile route that almost fully circumnavigates Delamar Mountain, just north of Big Bear Lake and Fawnskin. It is an easy, scenic route that can be combined with other trails in the area to form a longer trek. Rated: EASY

Upper Holcomb is an easy, scenic route that mostly runs parallel to the Holcomb Creek gorge. It is a convenient route to link together with other trails in the area to form a longer adventure. Rated: EASY

The Squeeze is a short but fun trail that connects Holcomb Valley to the John Bull Junction area via a winding, sometimes technical route through the Pinnacles rock climbing area and Coyote Crag. The trail is named for a tight fit between two boulders that may prove a challenge for full-size vehicles. The trail includes several short rock-crawling sections making it a fun addition to any of the nearby trails including John Bull and Little John Bull. Rated: MEDIUM

Little John Bull runs the eastern section of FS road 3N10, from its beginning at 3N02 (Burnt Flat Rd.) on the east, westward to its junction with 3N32 (Union Flat Rd.) This section of 3N10 is rated Easy for most of its length, with the exception of a couple of short, steep, rocky sections which may require 4X4 and therefore give the trail its MEDIUM rating. Video:

Date: Saturday, 6/8
Time: 9am, be fueled up, but we'll have time to air down.
Meeting place: Discovery Center 40971 North Shore Drive/Hwy 38, Fawnskin, CA 92333
Radio: TBD - We have GMRS and FRS 2-way radios
Bring: Food/Snacks, Water, Basic Recovery Gear, Deflators, etc., but we will also have extras that can be borrowed
Limit: no more than 20 total

Look for our Bronco:
View attachment 2432

List:
1. Sarah
2. Colt
3. Manuel
4. Tom B.
5. Todd B.
6. Dan P.
7. Jonathan + Vanessa
8. Michi
9. Joel
10.....
Can you please add Herb Mandy and Kelly? One vehicle. Thanks!
 
I'm available Saturday to lead an easy/medium run if anyone is still looking for an option. I would prefer to stay up in Big Bear area and not be in the heat/dust of the desert since we plan on going topless! I see there's already a run to Upper Holcomb/Squeeze (which is full), so perhaps Delamar Mountain to Upper Holcomb would work, and/or Little John Bull to the Squeeze. We will have our '22 Bronco and our son's new '24 Tacoma too, which is still stock with a rear locker, so nothing too crazy. I've been on most of those trails before over the past 20+ years that I've been off-roading.

We can decide Saturday morning which way to go or chime in here with any ideas. Here's some info on the trails:

Delamar Mountain Loop is a 9-mile route that almost fully circumnavigates Delamar Mountain, just north of Big Bear Lake and Fawnskin. It is an easy, scenic route that can be combined with other trails in the area to form a longer trek. Rated: EASY

Upper Holcomb is an easy, scenic route that mostly runs parallel to the Holcomb Creek gorge. It is a convenient route to link together with other trails in the area to form a longer adventure. Rated: EASY

The Squeeze is a short but fun trail that connects Holcomb Valley to the John Bull Junction area via a winding, sometimes technical route through the Pinnacles rock climbing area and Coyote Crag. The trail is named for a tight fit between two boulders that may prove a challenge for full-size vehicles. The trail includes several short rock-crawling sections making it a fun addition to any of the nearby trails including John Bull and Little John Bull. Rated: MEDIUM

Little John Bull runs the eastern section of FS road 3N10, from its beginning at 3N02 (Burnt Flat Rd.) on the east, westward to its junction with 3N32 (Union Flat Rd.) This section of 3N10 is rated Easy for most of its length, with the exception of a couple of short, steep, rocky sections which may require 4X4 and therefore give the trail its MEDIUM rating. Video:

Date: Saturday, 6/8
Time: 9am, be fueled up, but we'll have time to air down.
Meeting place: Discovery Center 40971 North Shore Drive/Hwy 38, Fawnskin, CA 92333
Radio: TBD - We have GMRS and FRS 2-way radios
Bring: Food/Snacks, Water, Basic Recovery Gear, Deflators, etc., but we will also have extras that can be borrowed
Limit: no more than 20 total

Look for our Bronco:
View attachment 2432

List:
1. Sarah
2. Colt
3. Manuel
4. Tom B.
5. Todd B.
6. Dan P.
7. Jonathan + Vanessa
8. Michi
9. Joel
10. Alex SJ + Co-pilot wife
11. Michelle wood
12. danny menchaca
13. Herb Mandy and Kelly
14. Gary B.
15....
 
I'm available Saturday to lead an easy/medium run if anyone is still looking for an option. I would prefer to stay up in Big Bear area and not be in the heat/dust of the desert since we plan on going topless! I see there's already a run to Upper Holcomb/Squeeze (which is full), so perhaps Delamar Mountain to Upper Holcomb would work, and/or Little John Bull to the Squeeze. We will have our '22 Bronco and our son's new '24 Tacoma too, which is still stock with a rear locker, so nothing too crazy. I've been on most of those trails before over the past 20+ years that I've been off-roading.

We can decide Saturday morning which way to go or chime in here with any ideas. Here's some info on the trails:

Delamar Mountain Loop is a 9-mile route that almost fully circumnavigates Delamar Mountain, just north of Big Bear Lake and Fawnskin. It is an easy, scenic route that can be combined with other trails in the area to form a longer trek. Rated: EASY

Upper Holcomb is an easy, scenic route that mostly runs parallel to the Holcomb Creek gorge. It is a convenient route to link together with other trails in the area to form a longer adventure. Rated: EASY

The Squeeze is a short but fun trail that connects Holcomb Valley to the John Bull Junction area via a winding, sometimes technical route through the Pinnacles rock climbing area and Coyote Crag. The trail is named for a tight fit between two boulders that may prove a challenge for full-size vehicles. The trail includes several short rock-crawling sections making it a fun addition to any of the nearby trails including John Bull and Little John Bull. Rated: MEDIUM

Little John Bull runs the eastern section of FS road 3N10, from its beginning at 3N02 (Burnt Flat Rd.) on the east, westward to its junction with 3N32 (Union Flat Rd.) This section of 3N10 is rated Easy for most of its length, with the exception of a couple of short, steep, rocky sections which may require 4X4 and therefore give the trail its MEDIUM rating. Video:

Date: Saturday, 6/8
Time: 9am, be fueled up, but we'll have time to air down.
Meeting place: Discovery Center 40971 North Shore Drive/Hwy 38, Fawnskin, CA 92333
Radio: TBD - We have GMRS and FRS 2-way radios
Bring: Food/Snacks, Water, Basic Recovery Gear, Deflators, etc., but we will also have extras that can be borrowed
Limit: no more than 20 total

Look for our Bronco:
View attachment 2432

List:
1. Sarah
2. Colt
3. Manuel
4. Tom B.
5. Todd B.
6. Dan P.
7. Jonathan + Vanessa
8. Michi
9. Joel
10. Alex SJ + Co-pilot wife
11. Michelle wood
12. danny menchaca
13. Herb Mandy and Kelly
14. Gary B.
15. Mike & Ian Kane
16. Mark
17....
Bronclin (Kevin and Kelly, One Bronco) would like to join towards the tail. Thank You!
 

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