On July 4, 2022, the City of Big Bear Lake will be hosting a firework show in observance of IndependenceDay. Due to the increased volume of pedestrians and motor vehicles, the following traffic restrictions will be in effect onJuly 4 th : 1) Pine Knot Avenue from the south side of Big Bear Boulevard to the north side of Village Drive will be closed from6:00 PM through … [Read more...] about July 4th Post Fireworks Traffic Pattern
July 4th
No Personal Fireworks – Additional Forest Restrictions
Big Bear Fire Department’s Assistant Chief-Fire Marshal Mike Maltby stated, “The only fireworks allowed in Big Bear is the professional 4th of July Fireworks Spectacular over the lake. No personal fireworks are allowed. Fire officials will be issuing citations with fines up to $1,000 for fireworks violations.” The Rotary Club of Big Bear Lake provides locals and visitors … [Read more...] about No Personal Fireworks – Additional Forest Restrictions
July 4th Traffic Plan – No Left Turns on Big Bear Blvd
The July 4th event traffic plan will be in effect following this year’s fireworks celebration. The City of Big Bear Lake with the enforcement efforts of the San Bernardino Sheriff's Department along with the California Highway Patrol want to help ease some of the traffic tangles that traditionally follow the fireworks show. Motorists will make right hand turns only entering … [Read more...] about July 4th Traffic Plan – No Left Turns on Big Bear Blvd
July 4th Wrap-Up
Big Bear Lake, CA, July 10, 2014 - The lake level is about 9 1/2 feet down this week, and according to the Municipal Water District, the number of boats on the water was down over July 4th, compared to past years. Despite Independence Day falling on a Friday, there were only 349 vessels counted after 3pm. By comparison, there were 996 counted on July 4th in 1996 and 1,000 in … [Read more...] about July 4th Wrap-Up
Play it Safe on Big Bear Lake
Big Bear Lake, CA, July 6, 2013 - Boaters are reminded to use extra caution on the water this weekend. More boating accidents occur during the July 4th holiday than any other time, and the number one cause is boat operators not paying enough attention. Consider designating a second person on board to help look out for other watercraft, obstacles, or people in the water. Here … [Read more...] about Play it Safe on Big Bear Lake