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The stops on the trail
are marked by 20 numbered posts that correspond with those on this map, which
is on the back of the trail guide by the San Bernardino National
Forest Service and made available at the Big Bear Discovery Center.
| Home |
The Woodland
Trail |
| Maps |
Where is The
Woodland Trail? |
| Start |
Trailhead |
| 1 |
Western Juniper |
| 2 |
Mountain
Mahogany |
| 3 |
Ecological
Succession |
| 4 |
150-Year Old
Jeffrey Pine & Wintering American Bald Eagles |
| 5 |
A Riparian
Environment |
| 6 |
Fire |
| 7 |
Multiple Use of
Forest Land |
| 8 |
Wildlife |
| 9 |
Serviceberry
Bushes & Beavertail Cactus |
| 10 |
California
Black Oak |
| 11 |
Jeffrey Pines |
| 12 |
Canyon Live
Oaks |
| 13 |
Rubber
Rabbitbrush |
| 14 |
Snags |
| 15 |
The Big Bear
Valley |
| 16 |
Granite |
| 17 |
Yerba Santa
Shrubs |
| 18 |
Big Bear Lake |
| 19 |
Junipers,
Pinyon Pines & Limestone Rocks |
| 20 |
Western Juniper |
| Bye! |
T'was Fun! |
The various groups in
the Big Bear Valley who maintain the markers and keep them in the
right spots are to be commended.
>>
Click here for
a printable copy of the Forest Service's guide.
>>
Click here
for a topographical map of The Woodland Trail.
>>
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