I’m heading up to Big Bear this weekend with some friends, so this post is really geared towards them. We’ll be stopping at the Starbucks in Highland off Baseline and the 30 Fwy before heading up the hill. This is where that Starbucks factor kicks in…
Here’s the overview road map:
We’ll be heading out on the 91 East all the way to the 30 where we will then head north until Baseline. After Starbucks and some gas, which is right next door to Starbucks, we’ll hop back on the 30 to the 330 where we’ll cruise the mountains until we see large gathering of bikers. Once we see them, we’ll know we’re there. 
Here a detail on the Highland Starbucks location:
Ride safe!
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Thanks for swinging by GaryJay! Glad I could inadvertantly take you down memory lane. I too have some friends up there and always enjoy the visit.
It looks like the weather is going to be great, so I’m looking forward to a good ride.
Hope to see you around more! Cheers!
First thanks for laying a comment on my blog, as for yours, hey, I like plain and to the point talk—as for the maps, your talking to a guy that lived in the Fontana,Colton, San Bernardio are during my jr. HS, and early HS years—in the summer frequently I and my buds would pedal our two-wheelers from fontana to San Berdoo and back. Today I have a Niece, who has a home in Redlands up on the hills with a 180 degree view overlooking S.B. and the mountains that your map route addrsses—thanks for kick starting the fun flashback for me.