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We are in support, too!
Whether or not the BVMCoop ends up being the new owners, the coop is great to show the strength of the community behind the region and will make the resort more attractive to any buyer or skier.
Join and show your faith in our great region.
Wedding band found in early May on dirt road next to the Lube Room. Possibly lost this winter when removing a glove, or may have been lost several years ago. If an accurate description of the ring is provided, I would like to return to the owner. jjsurf22@yahoo.com or 408-829-7573. Thanks
Lost Dog, small black male poodle mix over the memorial weekend. Lost behind cabin on El Camino Bootstrap. Wearing a white and blue dog sweater. Goes by the name of Beau. If found please call 925-757-8191, thank you.
A tree between Arnold and Dorrington took down the phone line and then someone cut it and tried to steal it. It has been fixed. If you are still having problems, contact AT&T.
There were a lot of AT&T trucks in the neighborhood this weekend. Are they doing any special to the service in our area?
I went to the meeting in Arnold Sunday evening. I have to say these folks have put in a lot of work and seem to be on track to being the coop that is the next owner. I am buying one of the shares, because after all the years I have been complaining about how Bear was deteriorating and was unable to do something well now I can help Bear get greater again. But I know we have all seen our cabin values decline a lot, well only about 1/4 of the folks that used to come up to Bear do anymore. I believe some is economy but a bigger part is Bear is just run down. People go elsewhere. This group understands this and since it’s a non profit Coop they want to put all profits back into the resort. I think that even if a homeowner up here in the Hwy 4 corridor does not ski, Bear Valley resort adds to our worth of our investments in our cabins and therefor it is worthwhile to go to their website and read how your onetime investment of $2,500.00 in a share will help us all.
Like cmon4day says Top of the World and Cougar Rock have amazing views.
Here is a link to the trail maps for the Arnold Rim Trail: http://arnoldrimtrail.org/info.htmlTry “Top of the World”, Manuel Peak, or San Antonio Falls overlook on the Arnold Rim Trail.
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Some local hikes with views: Rock Lake, the trail head starts near Elephant Rock Lake; Bull Run Lake, the trail head can be reached from the Stanislaus Meadow trail head; Heiser Lake, the trail head starts at Mosquito Lake, Highlands Lakes, various trails that are accessed from the Highland Lakes area.
Yesterday, we attempted to hike to the top of Woodchuck Basin but there’s still quite a bit of snow on the ground. At the wilderness sign we lost sight of the trail and any footprints and turned back. Good news is that the streams are flowing strong with snow melt and Alpine Lake is full to the brim.
We are looking for a moderate hike that has nice views. We’ve done Inspiration Point, Woodchuck Basin, Duck Lake, and Stanislaus Meadow.
Any suggestions?
Learn more about the community effort to purchase Bear Valley Ski Resort and Village as a co-op.
PLEASE ATTEND OUR INFORMATIONAL MEETINGS @
BIG TREES @ HOA pool TONIGHT SATURDAY MAY 24 7:00PM
and
The HUB- Arnold Sunday May 25 4:00For more information visit the http://www.bvmcoop.org/#!calendar-of-events/c7s0
Per Paul Petersen from Bear Valley Adventure Company: Noble Lake is a no go at this time. Mosquito Lake is still partly frozen and that is 700 feet lower.
