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Lennon
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★★★★☆
Rocky
Good warmup
Going Green
Big Bear Lake · California
2.7 mi
Distance
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Net Elevation
29 min
Est. Time
Peak Elevation
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Difficulty
Green Circle
2.7 mi
Distance
...
Net Elevation
29 min
Est. Time
...
Peak Elevation
Green Circle
Difficulty
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Weather outlook
Clear34°
34°54°
19 mph
Gust33 mph
6:13 AM
4:49 PM
Dry
No significant precipitation expected.
Little rain is indicated. Shaded or poorly drained sections may still be wet.
22% top-layer soil moisture61°F surface soil temperature
The week looks mostly favorable for riding, with no major moisture signal in the forecast.
Forecast window
Monday
a high near 57°F, little expected rain, 0% rain chance
Weather-based estimate. Always check local closures and posted trail conditions before riding.
Forecast data via Open-Meteo. Forecast date: .
About This Trail
Going Green is a 2.7-mile mountain bike trail near Big Bear Lake, California. RidePal marks it as a green circle trail. Surface: dirt. Listed stats: an estimated ride time of 29 min.
Mountain Biking in Big Bear Lake
Big Bear Lake is one of the mountain biking hubs in California, with mapped trail coverage on RidePal. Use Going Green as a starting point to compare nearby routes by distance, difficulty, surface, elevation profile, and ride time.
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Trail Details
Surface
Dirt
Technical Rating
Green Circle
Trail Reviews
Community ratings and recent trail conditions
4.0
★★★★☆
1 review
Latest Condition
Rock
Rocky
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Going Green FAQ
Where is Going Green?
Going Green is a mountain bike trail near Big Bear Lake, California. RidePal maps the route, trail stats, photos, reviews, and nearby rides for this area.
How difficult is Going Green?
Going Green is 2.7 miles long, rated green circle, with a dirt surface, with an estimated ride time of 29 min. Check the map and recent conditions before riding.
What is the weather outlook for Going Green?
Weather forecast for 2026-11-07: No significant precipitation expected. Little rain is indicated. Shaded or poorly drained sections may still be wet. Weather-based estimate. Always check local closures and posted trail conditions before riding.
What other mountain bike trails are near Going Green?
Nearby RidePal trail pages in Big Bear Lake include Dixie Loop, Skyline Trail, Polique Canyon Road to Delamar Mountain Road Connector, Fern Trail, Don't Shoot Me Trail. Use the nearby trails section to compare distance, difficulty, and route style.
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