Big Bear Walks for National Multiple Sclerosis Society; Walk MS Along Alpine Pedal Path on Saturday Morning

The fifth annual Big Bear Walk MS, in support of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, launches from North Shore Elementary School (on Stanfield Cutoff) tomorrow morning and, if you (or your dog) want to participate, you can still register, as check-in will begin at 9am on the 18th. The walk along the Alpine Pedal Path on Big Bear Lake’s North Shore gets underway at 11am, and will be followed by family-friendly festivities, including game booths, music from DJ Happy, and an opportunity drawing, including items such as ski and golf passes, and gift certificates for massages, meals, and automotive service. The Big Bear community has generated over $300,000 in the battle against MS in the first four walks and the goal for this, the fifth walk—billed as “Stayin’ Alive with Walk MS Five”—is to raise $75,000 for MS research and treatment.

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2. Over 550 Walkers–and Countless Dogs–Participate in Big Bear’s Fifth MS Walk on the Alpine Pedal Path
3. Mission Accomplished: Big Bear’s April Walk for Multiple Sclerosis Raises Over $80,000
4. Walk the Walk for Multiple Sclerosis
5. Over 400 Participate in Sixth Annual Walk MS–and Raise $45,000 for Multiple Sclerosis Research