Group runs at Big Bear’s ELEVATION — designed for all levels looking to keep moving through the seasons.

🌅 Women’s Group Run

🕓 When: Friday – 5:00 PM
📍 Where: Alpine Pedal Path, Stanfield Cuttof Rd/North Shore
📏 Distance: 1 - 5 miles on the paved Alpine Pedal Path Trail. (out & back)
📋 Details: This group is for all women. You don’t need to be fast. You don’t need to run five miles. You don’t need to know anyone before you show up. Stroller, kid & scooter friendly. Dogs too!

Come get some miles, meet some people and spend a Friday afternoon outside in Big Bear. See you at 5PM. Bring a friend!

🏔️ Maple Hills Trail Run

🕙 When: Saturday – 6 AM
📍 Where: High School Trailhead — Maple Ln
📏 Distance & Vert: 5 mile loop. Run as many as you’d like!
📋 Details: A moderately challenging trail run with rolling hills, scenic singletrack, and a relaxed, all-levels pace. No Burro left behind! Distance and pace depend on who shows up.

HS Trailhead - 6AM
Shore Trailhead - 6:15AM
Baldwin Trailhead - 6:45AM

What to Bring

  • Water, Snacks or fuel for the trail, Appropriate gear for mountain conditions.

Important Notes

  • We try to be consistent as possible but sometimes life gets in the way of running (not often!). If you show up to a group run and no one is there..you can still run!

  • Check @yellowpostbigbear on Instagram for most current updates

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