[BFA INCIDENT DISPATCH]
TRAFFIC ACCIDENT IN BIG BEAR LAKE - BIG BEAR BLVD & SUMMIT BLVD BIG BEAR LAKE
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Good morning everyone. Have a great day!

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO:
Bill (KM6SX)
Have a great day from all of us at SCM!

@McToddy, Yeah that place is legit! Fun to watch but even that is hair raising for me

SCM cool pic! I was not aware of climbing at Castle Rock... I was just aware of Pinnacles, north Holcomb Valley and the crack on 38 just above the hairpin for Forest Falls.... I may need to check out CR one of these days.

Thanks scm! I had no idea about that, just thought it was a trail everyone seemed to like ! I have always been more a lake, waterski jet ski person and moderate hikes so never knew about rock climbing here.

Hey SamIam! Yes that was very sad to hear. Castle Rock is known for its pretty narly climbing terrain.
Here is a photo from the main climbing area: [Click Here]

Creaky! I was listening to the Fire Dept communicating with Edison regarding re-energizing those lines. Glad they were able to do so!

Power is back on in Forest Falls.

I just saw an article about a rock climber falling to his death in big bear July 12 and was wondering where people rock climb here? I’ve never seen them rock climbing in 30 plus years of being here.

[UPDATE]
VEGETATION FIRE in MOUNTAIN HOME VILLAGE
Updated Acreage Is 55 Acres
We had reported this at 11:47am and Calfire has confirmed this number.
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Good afternoon all. Looks like we will be headed up in a day or so to "escape the heat." Stay hydrated. Have a great day!

Thank you for the update Creaky!!

I just went down 38. Both lanes are open but there are a lot of emergency vehicles around the turnout near the fire so be ready to slow down.

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