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Big Bear Forest Fest 2026 (CORVA Event) (07/17/2026)

Fri, 17 Jul 2026 07:00:00 GMT

Big Bear Forest Fest 2026 is BACK!

After four long years, one of Southern California’s favorite off-road gatherings is returning to the mountains! Join us for an unforgettable weekend of adventure, community, and purpose—all benefiting CORVA and the future of responsible recreation.

Brought to you by Krawler Krew, proudly sponsored by American Off Road, and powered by MetalCloak, this year’s Forest Fest is shaping up to be an incredible event. And what would an event powered by MetalCloak be without their famous CTI trailer? Be sure to bring your rig and test it out!

Forest Fest will bring together off-road enthusiasts, families, and supporters for a weekend full of trail runs, vendors, raffles, activities, and more—all set in the beautiful Big Bear area.

This year’s event features guided access to iconic Jeep Badge of Honor Trails, including John Bull, Gold Mountain, Holcomb Creek, and Dishpan Springs—giving Jeep owners the opportunity to earn badges while tackling some of the region’s most legendary routes. If you're more of a two wheel kinda rider we've got you covered with a 30 mile guided adventure run with the Big Bear Trail Riders!

Come reconnect with the community, support trail access and advocacy, and celebrate everything that makes off-roading special. Whether you’re a longtime supporter or a first-timer, this is an event you won’t want to miss!

Lodging & Camping Options

Make the most of your Big Bear Forest Fest experience by staying close to the action! Attendees can choose from several nearby full hook-up and RV-friendly campgrounds, including Big Bear Shores RV Resort, Pine Tree RV Park, Serrano Campground, and Holloway’s Marina & RV Park.

For those who prefer traditional lodging, popular nearby hotels include Best Western Big Bear Chateau, Robinhood Resort, and Holiday Inn Resort The Lodge at Big Bear Lake. Guests may also find a wide variety of cabins and vacation rentals through Airbnb and VRBO services.

Lodging fills quickly, so early planning is highly encouraged.

Mark your calendar and be part of the comeback!

Registration includes choice of run and dash plaque!

Raffle tickets will be available at event!

PRE REGISTRATION
Friday, July 17
4PM-8PM

REGISTRATION
Saturday, July 18
STARTS AT 6:30AM

8:00AM SATURDAY RUNS:

Gold Mountain - John Bull Combo: 3N16 – 3N02 Lead by Ethan Sanders & Matt Tackett with American Offroad

AVAILABLE SPOTS - FULL

Trail Rating Difficult: 8/10

Rig Requirements: At least 35's and both front and back lockers.

Difficult: Trail officially begins at Waypoint 03, not far from the Gate Keeper. A good spotter here will speed up the process. Winch points are hard to find. Many more boulders follow. Actual trail is 7 miles long.

From Highway 18 east of Big Bear Lake, follow signs to Big Bear Landfill, heading northwest from mile post 58. Turn left before the substation and follow Holcomb Valley Road, F.S. 3N16, uphill 2.2 miles to F.S. 3N02 on the right.

Holcomb Creek: 3N16 Lead by Tyler Henry (Board Member) with Corva

AVAILABLE SPOTS LEFT - 23

Trail Rating Moderate: 6/10

Rig Requirements: At least 35's and at least one locker.

42 miles, but can be shortened if time becomes an issue, just change route back to Hwy 18 and end at Wyatt’s. This is a large loop. Hwy, Forest Roads and Trails. No single large obstacle, just two tough boulder fields. Wet tires add to the difficulty as you cross Holcomb Creek several times. Stock vehicles not recommended, but some try it going downhill. Winch, lockers and skid plates highly recommended.

Burns Canyon: 2N02 to Rattle Snake Canyon: 2N70Y - Lead by Matt West from Krawler Krew

AVAILABLE SPOTS LEFT - 19

Trail Rating Moderate: 4/10

Rig Requirements: No modifications needed.

This trail is 16 miles long. There are some deep sandy sections where 4WD will be required during some seasons. The creek section of the trail gets very rocky, and will require careful lines and/or spotting around tight corners with ruts and rocks up to 12" in height.

SXS Trail - White Mountain

AVAILABLE SPOTS LEFT - 25

Trail Rating Difficult: 7/10

Rig Requirements: High Clearance Recommended

Located deep within the San Bernardino Nation Forest and providing legendary views of the High Desert, 3N17 White Mountain is a lightly traveled yet prominent trail within the Big Bear Lake area, known to be a favorite among locals. Perched at nearly 7,800 feet above sea level, the views from this ridge-running trail are awe-inspiring. While traveling the northern mountain range spine, users are rewarded with views of Johnson Valley, Lucerne Valley, Cougar Buttes, Apple Valley, Barstow, Mojave Road, and even Calico off in the distance. If those views aren't appealing enough, wait for dark and visit one of the two twin peaks on a clear night, where the glamorous lights of Las Vegas can be seen in the distance. If you are looking for something new and scenic that you will want to come back to again and again, look no further than White Mountain.

9:00AM SATURDAY RUNS:

Horsethief Flats to Tip Top Mountain - Lead by Gary (Trail leader) from Bear Valley 4x4

AVAILABLE SPOTS LEFT - 15

Trail Rating Moderate 6/10

Rig Requirements: At least 33's. High Clearance Recommended, 4 Wheel Drive Required.

Bear Valley 4x4 a Corva Club will be leading this trail. Coming off of Highway 18 between Big Bear and Lucerne Valley it is about 1 mile along 3n03 to reach the offshoot of the Horsethief Flats Trail. The beginning of the trail is fairly easy being a single-vehicle-wide dirt road with a few spots to pull off and eat. Progressively the trail turns rockier and puts vehicles in more off-camber situations, with a few spots being near steep drop-offs. To descend into Horsethief Flats there is a steep, rocky, decline that may cause some under-built vehicle problems. To get down to Horsethief Flats, there are two options as the trail is split, neither being much easier than the other. During the descent, there is a great view out over Johnson Valley. In Horsethief Flats, there are many spots to stop and eat or even camp. This is an out-and-back trail, so it is necessary to climb back up the steep rocky section and retrace the rest of the trail back to 3n03.

9:30AM SATURDAY RUNS:

Gold Mountain: 3N69

AVAILABLE SPOTS LEFT - 12

Trail Rating Difficult: 7/10

Rig Requirements: At least 35's and at least one locker.

75% of the trail is very rocky and rutted with boulders you will have to maneuver either around or over and 25% of the trail consists of major obstacles that must be carefully assessed before proceeding.

An excellent Jeep trail filled with rock obstacles that vary in size from small to large. A technically challenging trail that's perfect for all rigs with 4x4 and high clearance. Any stock 4x4 can complete the trail with proper lines and spotting. You'll enjoy beautiful views throughout the trail and a once-in-a-lifetime drive through the Bone Yard rock garden.

10:00 AM SATURDAY RUNS:

Dual Sports Motorcycle Adventure Run - Lead by Big Bear Trail Riders

AVAILABLE SPOTS LEFT - 25

Trail Rating Moderate: 4/10

No modifications needed.

Get ready for 30 miles of everything Big Bear does best — epic views, rugged trails, and good people — all guided by the local pros at Big Bear Trail Riders. This run will be leaving at 10am.

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9AM SUNDAY RUNS:

Dish Pan Springs: 3N34 - Lead by Ethan Sanders from American Offroad

AVAILABLE SPOTS LEFT - 25

Trail Rating Difficult: 7/10

Rig Requirements: At least 35's and at least one locker.

62 Miles.. A lot of hwy driving to trailhead. Steep rocky climbs with large boulders from 4,700 ft. altitude to 7,160 ft. altitude. Route leaves Wyatt’s and travels to Arrowhead Lake, then back to Wyatt’s. Rocks are often covered with fine sand making for poor traction. Hard-core modified vehicles only. Somewhat easier if driven downhill in reverse direction.

Gold Mountain: 3N69 - Lead by Bear Valley 4x4

AVAILABLE SPOTS LEFT - 20

Trail Rating Difficult: 7/10

Rig Requirements: At least 35's and at least one locker.

Southern California Mountains Foundation - Trail Leader will be their OHV Manger Mike Casares

Give Back to the Trails We Love

Join the Southern California Mountains Foundation this Sunday at 9:00 AM for a volunteer trail project in Big Bear. Our public lands don't stay beautiful on their own. This is a chance to give back, do your part, and help preserve the trails and forests we all enjoy for future generations. Whether you hike, camp, wheel, bike, or simply love the mountains, your help makes a difference. Let's work together to keep Big Bear clean, accessible, and beautiful for years to come.

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