Big Bear Forest Fest 16 - June 14-16, Big Bear CA
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Big Bear Forest Fest 16 - June 14-16, Big Bear CA
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Rebel Off Road is very happy to return this year as a Platinum Sponsor for the IE4W's 16th annual Big Bear Forest Fest.
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Rebel Off Road is very happy to return this year as a Platinum Sponsor for the IE4W's 16th annual Big Bear Forest Fest.
Big Bear Forest Fest is an event put on by the IE4W (The Inland Empire 4 Wheelrs).
It consists of a weekend of scheduled trail runs and special events. IE4W members lead trails on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Saturday features a vendor show and a BBQ tri-tip dinner. Our vendors support one of the largest raffles in So Cal. Last year it featured over $50,000 in prizes. Forest Fest is a non-profit event. The funds raised are used to donate to various land use efforts. In a nutshell, our trails are in constant threat of closure. IE4W wants to fight to keep them open. This event allows IE4W to raise funds that are used to donate to land use organizations that help keep our trails open and free. IE4W also use the funds to donate to local charities and the club has created two college scholarships Yesterday someone was overheard saying, "Why should I pay to go to your event and pay to go on public trails?" The answer, "To keep them open silly?"
It consists of a weekend of scheduled trail runs and special events. IE4W members lead trails on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Saturday features a vendor show and a BBQ tri-tip dinner. Our vendors support one of the largest raffles in So Cal. Last year it featured over $50,000 in prizes. Forest Fest is a non-profit event. The funds raised are used to donate to various land use efforts. In a nutshell, our trails are in constant threat of closure. IE4W wants to fight to keep them open. This event allows IE4W to raise funds that are used to donate to land use organizations that help keep our trails open and free. IE4W also use the funds to donate to local charities and the club has created two college scholarships Yesterday someone was overheard saying, "Why should I pay to go to your event and pay to go on public trails?" The answer, "To keep them open silly?"
