The annual Fourth of July fireworks display over Big Bear Lake, a cherished summer tradition in the Bear Valley area of San Bernardino County, is set to take place on Saturday, July 4th. The professionally produced show will launch from a barge on the lake, beginning once the sky is fully dark, typically between 8:45 PM and 9:15 PM.
Presented by Visit Big Bear and staffed by volunteers from the Rotary Club of Big Bear Lake, the event also receives support from the City of Big Bear Lake, the Big Bear Sheriff’s Department, and Pine Knot Landing. Their combined efforts aim to ensure a safe and well-coordinated holiday celebration for both residents and visitors.
Fireworks can be viewed from numerous locations around the lake. Radio station KBHR 93.5 will broadcast a patriotic soundtrack synchronized to the show, and spectators are encouraged to bring a portable radio to lakeside spots or tune in via the KBHR App.
To manage the significant increase in holiday traffic and ensure pedestrian safety, the City of Big Bear Lake and the Big Bear Sheriff’s Department will implement temporary restrictions following the fireworks show. Right-hand turns only will be in effect on Big Bear Boulevard from Georgia to Temple in Big Bear Lake, and intersections will be controlled by sheriff’s deputies to keep traffic flowing and reduce congestion.
Pine Knot Avenue, from the south side of Big Bear Boulevard to the north side of Village Drive, will be closed to all motor vehicles from 6:00 PM through midnight to accommodate increased pedestrian activity and improve viewing access in the Village area. Caltrans will assist with traffic flow on state routes entering and exiting the valley to help reduce bottlenecks and maintain safe travel conditions.
Personal fireworks, including so-called “safe and sane” varieties, are strictly prohibited in Big Bear Valley and throughout the San Bernardino National Forest. Visit Big Bear extends its appreciation to the Rotary Club of Big Bear Lake, the City of Big Bear Lake, the Big Bear Sheriff’s Department, and Pine Knot Landing for their partnership and support in making this year’s Fourth of July celebration safe, memorable, and community-focused.
Source: kbhr933.com
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