Looking ahead to Christmas Day

For the ninth year, Elf Debbie is ringing her bell outside Stater Bros Market, collecting funds for Operation Provider. The largest and longest operating food bank in the San Bernardino Mountain communities will again this year be providing a Christmas Day dinner and...
LET’S GO HIKING Running Springs

LET’S GO HIKING Running Springs

SIMS1: The Jim and Kathie Sims Trail is a study in contrasts. The initial segments are well maintained and neatly marked with logs and limbs. Elsewhere, though, the pathway becomes indistinct, potentially leading hikers off-trail. Here the route’s first major fork...

Run Through the Pines attracts over 250 runners

Run Through the Pines attracts over 250 runners

Some 250 runners erupted from the gate at precisely 8 a.m. (Photos by Douglas W. Motley) Collin Johnstone holding his 6th place trophy.   By DOUGLAS W. MOTLEY Senior Writer The 42nd annual Run Through the Pines 5K/10K race around Lake Gregory, which took place on...

Back to school time at Rim schools

Back to school time at Rim schools

By RHEA-FRANCES TETLEY - Staff Writer (Photos by Rhea-Frances Tetley) School for the Rim of the World Unified School District began on Thursday, Aug. 10, so motorists need to watch carefully for students at school bus stops and walking on the sides of the roads going...

Mountain Musings with Uncle Mott – Summer Camp

Mountain Musings with Uncle Mott – Summer Camp

Back in the summer of ’59 I spent several weeks at Mill Creek Boys Ranch, high in the hills above Big Bear Lake. It all started when Mom and Dad drove me to Perris Hill Park in San Bernardino, where we were met by a camp counselor who loaded about 20 or more boys onto...

Dear Sidney – 8/10/23

Dear Sidney, I’m new to retirement. It’s a daily burden. I feel like I should be doing something worthwhile at all times. The first month or two I cleaned out, closed out and donated from two storage units. I felt worthy doing that. Then I had my car detailed, the...

LET’S GO HIKING  Metate Trail

LET’S GO HIKING Metate Trail

By TIM WILCOX - Special to the Alpine Mountaineer   Where: Lake Arrowhead Length: 2 miles (round trip) Elevation gain: 50 feet (return leg) Challenge: easy   Near the northwestern end of Highway 173, on the far outskirts of Lake Arrowhead, is a little-known...

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