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Alpine Pedal Path - 2 members in 4 triplogs have rated this an average 1.5 ( 1 to 5 best )
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Sep 04 2025
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The Woodland Trail - 1E23Big Bear - Jacinto, CA
Big Bear - Jacinto, CA
Hiking avatar Sep 04 2025
trekkin_geckoTriplogs 4,706
Hiking5.30 Miles 411 AEG
Hiking5.30 Miles   1 Hour   34 Mns   3.42 mph
411 ft AEG      1 Min Break
 
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went right from camp again along the bike path to the woodland trail
cool temps
woodland trail was nice enough
good to get a hike in before a long drive to lake tahoe
rolled in close to dark
camped at zephyr cove for three nights
met our needs for access, but small spaces, very crowded, and pricey even with national park pass
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Sep 04 2025
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The Woodland Trail - 1E23Big Bear - Jacinto, CA
Big Bear - Jacinto, CA
Hiking avatar Sep 04 2025
johnlpTriplogs 5,227
Hiking5.30 Miles 411 AEG
Hiking5.30 Miles   1 Hour   34 Mns   3.42 mph
411 ft AEG      1 Min Break
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Second hike at Big Bear Lake in CA. Quick hike before hitting the road to Lake Tahoe. Hiked from camp. Pretty trail. Easy going. :)
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Apr 24 2019
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 Mesa, AZ
Alpine Pedal PathBig Bear - Jacinto, CA
Big Bear - Jacinto, CA
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trailzrusTriplogs 1,884
Biking - Road6.25 Miles 111 AEG
Biking - Road6.25 Miles
111 ft AEG
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Aug 06 2015
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PCT C - Cougar Crest - Alpine Pedal Path, CA 
PCT C - Cougar Crest - Alpine Pedal Path, CA
 
Hiking avatar Aug 06 2015
joebartelsTriplogs 5,908
Hiking21.18 Miles 2,240 AEG
Hiking21.18 Miles   7 Hrs   40 Mns   3.03 mph
2,240 ft AEG      40 Mns Break14 LBS Pack
 
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Back on the PCT after 17 years! I did about a half mile in the 90s near Mountain Center. Tag on about 12 mi today and I should be to 1% in 20 years. Of course I hiked one of the nicer southern portions going around Big Bear so I haven't a clue on the mundane miles.

I didn't have much planned. Instead I relied on the national PCT to be well trodden and signed. It is definitely well used and manicured. A slight guessing game when it crosses bike paths. Yet generally within a hundred yards is a sign declaring no bikes or motorized vehicles.

No hikers passed until I reached Cougar Crest, just picnic'rs and teens near road crossings. The half mile before CC is pretty much world class hiking. Yes I've been to Antarctica... peanut gallery. Gnarly juniper overlooking the lake with the ski slopes dwarfed by the alpine cap of Mt Gorgonio, accented by puffy clouds.
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A few nice displays. Roadside Blanketflower stole the show.

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Not much flow. Nice clear pool, enough to filter for a small army.
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