I found the number for ebike big bear online. I gave them a call to plan a bike trip w my friends…read more This is the response I got:

Sketchy place run buy a weird dude. Wanted a bunch of money up front before I'd even rented the…read morebike to "cover possible damage and theft costs." I'd be fine with that during the rental, but not making the reservation ahead of time. Also not a real shop. Just some guys house. Don't rent from here.

Awesome e bike experience! Great people! We will definitely be renting from them again!read more

I had the most incredible time in Big Bear because of Sunny-Side e-Bikes!!!!! I was able to see…read moreparts of Big Bear I never knew existed such as, SUNSET ROCK and LAKE LOOP! The owners are so cool and full of knowledge! Had a BLAST and Highly Highly recommend!

Called to see if he sold dirt bike gear , and even if he didn't he took the time to point me In the…read moreright direction ! Very very cool dude ! Would recommend any day

Coyote Trail Adventures runs a first-class operation. We did the A2 Supercross ride which featured…read morethree days of desert riding, followed by a VIP experience at the 2026 Anaheim 2 Supercross. Everything was excellent with impeccable planning, from the food, to the riding, to the atmosphere that Steve and Co create. We met great people including our fellow riders from all over the country and left with new friends and great memories. Highly recommend!

We typically go hike all morning, but we decided to just cruise through Joshua Tree on e-bikes. A…read morelot of fun. Aaron at JT Bikes was extremely helpful and getting us safely to the entrance of JT. We also took a wrong turn in returning and was about 10 min late. Aaron was very cool about that and understanding. Thank you for making our Weekend!

AWESOME AWESOME AWESOME! So friendly and accommodating. He made our random day date perfect for me…read moreand my husband. We will definitely be going again :)

One of my favorite tours I've ever done! Brennen, the tour…read moreguide, was very knowledgeable, friendly and so much fun! Knowing more about the history of the area and styles of the houses made me appreciate the both the natural and manmade beauty of Palm Springs all the more. And he added sparkle by throwing in gossip about past and present celebrities. He augmented the tour with pictures on his iPad; that way we saw old and current photos of interiors, and celebrities, too. It's clear that Brennen loves Palm Springs and he can't help but to make you love it, too!

This is a great way to see several neighborhoods at a leisurely pace with a fantastic, well…read moreinformed and charming guide. Brennan is top notch!

We had a great tour last week to the San Andreas faults. We learned a lot and beautiful pics. The…read moresalton sea portion was anticlimactic- so this could even be removed as part of tour bc hard to see from so many miles away. Saw some wild life and great tour guide.

A great ride, every time!…read more - - - - - - - - February, 2025 Visit - - - The Concise Overview - - - Big Wheel has been doing this for years; you'll be glad you rode with them... we rode the Earthquake Canyon Bike Ride You can talk on the phone and ask questions, but you sign up / register online. 1) You meet; 2) the van drives you to the starting point; 3) you get your bike and confirm it's set "just right" and get water; 4) riders ride and Big Wheels follows you - mostly downhill with minimal pedaling for 15-16 miles, which you'll likely cover in 30-45 minutes; minimal pedaling the last 4-5 miles, all flat, no uphill; Recommended... DO slow and/or stop and take it in and capture photos and have a great time; 5) at the end you ride back in the van. - - - Brief Background - - - My wonderful wife and I just enjoyed a trip to Pam Desert and San Diego, with a visit to La Jolla. One of the more exciting activities was riding the Earthquake Canyon ride... again! I first rode wit Big Wheel Tours, just me, on one of our trips to Palm Desert back around 2005; then in 2008 or 2009 we enjoyed a family ride, my wife pedaled with our daughter in a pumpkin seat and I pedaled with our son in a pumpkin seat. Now they are both in college so we are traveling, together, just us. On this trip, my wife recommended this ride, and what a recommendation! Even if the weather was not as amazing as it was (clear skies, mid-80s), it would have been a great ride. - - - The Prep - - - All riders meet at the pickup location; we happened to meet in Palm Desert, at the parking lot for Morton's, across the street from the JW Marriott & Marriott Vacation Club's Desert Spring Villas. From there, you're all in the van. Three of us couples rode that day; Ben was our friendly and helpful and knowledgeable guide + chauffeur + chase van driver. Ben is wise about many things, from the weather and geology of the Coachella Valley, and nearby Joshua Tree National Park, to animals including his falconry interest, and much more. Ben is also helpful in getting you ready to ride. The Earthquake ride is through the Box Canyon... It's off I-10, east of the Valley; at the same exit, to the South, as you would take if you were going north to the Joshua Tree Cottonwood National Park Entrance. Ben parks in a safe place and provides the helmets and bikes; they are hybrid bikes with tires thicker than 10-speed road bikes and not as thick as a mountain bike. You share your height when you register, and they bring a couple extras to make sure you have one that fits. The bikes have bottle holders and BWB provides water bottles. And you can leave all things in the van and they will be there when you are picked up; and if you need something you can stop and get it. - - - The Ride - - - A fellow rider was accurate when she shared: biking / cycling / riding is just the right pace... driving is too fast to take in all the beauty of the desert and this canyon, and walking is too slow. So true. So true. The Coachella Valley leads down to the Salton Sea, which is the second-lowest elevation in North America, at -234 feet below sea level; most of places visitors stay in the Valley - Palm Springs, Palm Desert, etc., are ~ 250-450 feet in elevation. The Earthquake Canyon ride starts just over 1,500 feet in elevation and finishes ~ -180 below sea level. On the drive you'll notice the gentle uphill climb along I-10 eastbound. That similar slope is your Earthquake Canyon friend. Ben shared the five sections of the canyon, and each is distinct and readily seen; thanks, Ben for sharing! BWB will pace you in the van, so you can ride at your pace and stop for photos and to take it in. Impressive are the views of the layers of the rock that are tilted by the San Andreas fault, which you ride over! Impressive are the plants growing along the ride. Impressive are the minimal vehicles you'll likely encounter. Toward 15 miles you'll cross over one of the aqueducts that brings water to the farmland that provides so much of our food in the grocery stores, especially the produce we enjoy in the winter. The ride will likely end in Mecca; you'll hand back the helmets and turn in the bikes; you may likely stop by a stand where you can get fresh-cut fruit or something else. - - - The Ride Back - - - BWB will get you to a place with a restroom before the drive back. The ride back helps you see more farmland and some palm tree farms. Soon you're back at the drop-off/pickup spot, and happy for such a great ride. Review Thank you, Ben, and Big Wheel Tours! ----- ----- -----

The perfect tour!…read more We booked a tour to show our in-laws around Palm Springs, and we couldn't be happier with our experience. Chad and Suzy were so knowledgeable, friendly, and fun. We learned so much about the area, and went home with so many great recommendations for spots to check out around town. Will definitely be booking with them again in the future!

I really enjoyed this tour. I wasn't expecting much because I was born and raised in the Coachella…read moreValley. However, once the tour started I was amazed by all interesting tidbits I learned about Palm Springs. The bike ride was great too. I was a little worried about having to pedal to catch up with the group but the e-bike did most of the work. I pedaled when I wanted and enjoyed the ride. I recommend this tour.

It was so easy, renting our bikes all ages grown-ups down to 10-year-olds. They were so…read moreknowledgeable and helpful with ideas on where to ride. I absolutely recommend them. The price was great as well.

I really can't say enough about this business. I've rented bikes all over the world, and they're by…read morefar my favorite. I've used them three times, and the next time I visit Palm Springs, I think I will rent an eBike for a week and just ride around the modernist neighborhoods. It's always hard to turn the bikes in at the end. They're very well maintained. The staff are so nice and fun and really take requests to heart, like seat adjustments, needing a basket for a purse, etc. Even if you're not in great physical shape, it's easy to ride around Palm Springs - except maybe in the summer when it's boiling. Don't miss the Palm Springs Historical Society bike tours - they use headsets so you can hear the guide and you meet at Bike Palm Springs.

What an incredible experience overall! The owner Doug answered the phone at 8:30 AM and took our…read morereservation the same day we wanted to rent stand-up paddle boards! He was so nice and professional, and we did everything over the phone which rarely happens these days. I took my two grandkids and met him at the beach at noon. He introduced us to our guide Nick, who was fabulous! He made us feel safe and he was extremely knowledgeable. My grandkids loved him! My daughter texted me later in the evening, saying that they hadn't stopped talking about it. I will never use another fun rental company again. Thank you, La Vida Laguna for making me a memory etched in my mind forever‍‼

Charles did a wonderful job teaching my 12 year old how to surf. He was kind, attentive to her…read moreneeds and encouraging. The surf was a bit high and he made sure she was capable of handling it. He stayed with her the whole time making sure she was safe. I was impressed with how well he read the surf and kept her from the waves that were not suitable for a novice. Aubrey, my niece, was apprehensive about going, but when it was over she was very positive about all of the experience, especially the teacher. Hats off to La Vida Laguna

Our family made our first trip up to Big Bear in late July, and the heat was pretty intense--even…read morefor being up in the mountains! Renting a boat from Big Bear Marina turned out to be the absolute highlight of our trip and far exceeded our expectations. We rented for an hour and a half to cruise around the lake, and the cool breeze out on the water was an instant relief from the hot weather. Even our two teenagers didn't complain once--which is a major win! They thoroughly enjoyed the ride and loved connecting to the Bluetooth speaker the marina provided so they could play their own music. It set such a fun vibe that I even found myself trying to dance on the boat (much to everyone's amusement). The heat eventually drove us home a day early, but this boat ride made the trip worthwhile. It's the one thing we'll definitely do again the next time we visit Big Bear!

super boating experience on pontoon boat 130.00 for 1 hour…read moresuper day Issues: Need pennents, flag on pier to ID port Color hanger warehouse from Grey to other color Add helipad for MedEvac use if needed Add diner on site away from main dock Host Jetski rental area Boost bouy size to be visible IE 5 ft min. & color code, white blends into wave action & hides bouy Hoist huge flag etc visible from the Solar Observatory alone can Help To all structures Facing Lakeside only have color/s Compete with other marinas for Biz Poll vendors, staffers, guests