Green-valley-lake.com Website Review

Life is Peaceful and Golden in the mornings as the sun comes up Bring the family for play time in the snow. Green Valley Lake offers plenty of snowman building opportunities, sledding and snow ball Fully Stocked Lake is abundant with Trout and Bas*. Bring a Pole and stay awhile. Green Valley Lake offers a wonderful beach for swimming. The beach also sports a playground, sand, sunshine and shade From Bears to Coyotes, you never know what you will run into. The Saturdays of Memorial Day and Labor Day weekends at the Garden. » Thanksgiving, Memorial Day, and Labor Day Weekends -- From fine photography to handmade jewelry to custom furniture — every tour is different. A description of participants and a map will be available at all the downtown businesses as well as the Post Office. Information July 21, 2018, Triple Crown Series and Green Valley Lake Recreation, will be hosting the Aquathon at Green Valley Lake. The race will consist of a 600 yard swim and a 5K - all of this and an elevation of over 7,000 ft!! Summer Concerts at the Lake Saturday Evenings from June 11th to August 20th. Includes Quilt Shows, Pie Festivals, Square Dances, Photography The “Hidden Gem” of the San Bernardino Mountains, Green Valley Lake is, at 7000´, a higher resort community than either Lake Arrowhead or Big Bear. This “best kept secret on the mountain” is secluded (nearly four miles away from State Highway 18), and surrounded by National Forest. For all these reasons it has remained small, picturesque, and uncrowded. Green Valley Lake has something going on all the time. For a little town, we sure stay busy. Our town boasts of a pretty little lake that is stocked often with plentiful As many know, illegal dumping has been a problem on our mountain for quite some time. Snow-time is a calling to our dear flatlander visitors to come up and play. Our communities benefit from these visitors; however, after a weekend of fun and games, we have all seen the unsightly broken sleds, di*ty diapers, bottles and cans left strewn along the roadside. Let’s not fool ourselves, mountain