We’ve got a bit of a split week on the mountain — sunny and warm to start, then a shift into cooler, wetter weather heading into the weekend.

If you’re planning to get out, earlier in the week looks like your window before things turn a bit more “mountain spring.”

Also, the Mountain Events Calendar is starting to fill out — if you haven’t subscribed yet, this is the easiest way to keep track of what’s happening up here.

Let’s get into it.

A noticeable shift this week as it was warm and sunny earlier this week, with cooler weather and rain headed our way weekend.

Thursday (Apr 9)
High: 60° | Low: 47°
Partly sunny and mild.

Friday (Apr 10)
High: 57° | Low: 45°
Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers late.

Saturday (Apr 11)
High: 50° | Low: 41°
Cooler with scattered showers throughout the day.

Sunday (Apr 12)
High: 55° | Low: 41°
Clouds with a few lingering showers possible.

Mountain tip: Roads could be slick over the weekend, especially in the mornings — plan a little extra time if you’re heading out.

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Thursday – April 9 (Best Weather Day ☀️)

• Twin Peaks Farmers Market - 26012 CA-189, Twin Peaks, CA 92391
2:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Great day to get out before the weather shifts.

• LACCC Annual Meeting Awards & Power Breakfast- Lake Arrowhead Resort and Spa 27984 CA-189, Lake Arrowhead, CA 92352
7:00 AM – 9:00 AM
Join the mountains business community for the Lake Arrowhead Chamber of Commerce Annual Meeting Awards & Power Breakfast sponsored by So Cal Edison.
Members $35
Non-Members $45

Friday – April 10 (Transition Day 🌥️)

• Live Music at Black Dog Social Club — 33231 GREEN VALLEY LAKE RD. GREEN VALLEY LAKE, CA 92341
Evening
Cozy setting if showers start rolling in.

Saturday – April 11 (Rain Likely 🌧️)

• Wim Hof Method Experience at Lake Arrowhead Jiu Jitsu - 28949 Hook Creek Rd, Cedar Glen
2:00PM - 6:00PM
Breathwork +Cold Exposure + Real tools for stress resilience

• Karaoke Night at RB’s Steakhouse — 29020 Oak Terrace, Cedar Glen, CA 92321
7:00 PM
Fun local crowd and a solid way to spend a rainy night.

Sunday – April 12 (Showers Possible 🌦️)

• Conscious Connected Breathwork - Zoom Link
5:00PM - 7:15PM
Learn the art of breathwork in the comfort of you own home. Donation based session. Waiver must be completed in order to receive zoom link. Register here.

• Fantasy Forest Nights - SkyPark - 28950 California 18
Skyforest, CA 92385
4:00PM - 9:00PM
Skating, Fantasy Forest of Lights & Billy's BBQ

Weekend Note:
With rain in the forecast, this is a great weekend to lean into indoor spots, live music, and local restaurants. If you do head out, just plan around the weather windows.

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My brother has officially launched his own yard cleanup and landscaping business, built on over a decade of hands-on experience. With 10+ years in the industry, he’s developed a deep knowledge of what it takes to keep properties clean, healthy, and looking their best year-round. Now, he’s bringing that expertise directly to this community.

He started Hoh Bros Landscaping with a simple goal: to provide reliable, high-quality service to our mountain community; the people he knows, lives near, and genuinely want to serve. Whether it’s seasonal cleanups, general yard maintenance, or getting your property dialed in for the months ahead, Hoh Bros Landscaping is here to help.

To celebrate our launch, he’s offering $25 off any service for those who book by mid-April.

If you’ve been putting off a cleanup or just want a dependable crew you can count on, he’d love to earn your business.

Reach out to schedule or learn more, he’s just getting started, and excited to grow with this community. Email Tommy at [email protected] and mention The Mountain Weekly!

New Playground Project Moving Forward at San Moritz (Lake Gregory)

The Lake Gregory Company continues progress on a new playground installation at the San Moritz area in Crestline.

The project is part of ongoing efforts to improve family-friendly amenities around the lake and create more accessible recreation space for both residents and visitors.

Once completed, the new playground is expected to:
• Provide updated equipment for kids of all ages
• Create a more modern and safe play area
• Add to the overall appeal of the Lake Gregory shoreline

While no exact opening date has been announced, visible progress on the site signals that the project is moving forward — and it’s expected to be a welcome addition, especially heading into the busy summer season.

A few locals have reached out with a request to feature volunteering opportunities. I love the addition of volunteer opportunities because volunteering is a great way to build and grow our community - which is exactly what The Mountain Weekly serves to do!

A few current job opportunities around the mountain:

VOLUNTEER - Bear Valley Protection Society
The goal of BVPS is to connect the mountain communities with land managers to help fill critical service gaps and accomplish projects that would otherwise be difficult to complete. Check out their volunteer page and volunteer opportunities here.

Mountain Transit
Hiring Full-Time Drivers in the mountain communities. Learn more and apply on their website here.

SkyPark at Santa’s Village
SkyPark is hiring for multiple roles ranging from Part Time Line Cook to a Financial Assistant. Check out all openings here.

Rim of the World Unified School District
Substitute teachers, aides, and support staff. Explore opportunities here.

Lake Arrowhead Resort & Spa
Hospitality and guest services roles available.

Mountain Community Hospital
Healthcare and administrative positions open.

Bergheim Coffee - Green Valley Lake
Bergheim Coffee is now hiring baristas for the 2026 Lake Season (May-October). Inquire via their Facebook page.

If your business is hiring, reply and I’ll include it next week.

As spring weather makes its way to the mountain and the weather warms up, it is important to stay Rattlesnake Alert. Rattlesnakes are not just out on the trails, but can also be around town or out in your yard. It is important to know what to do when we encounter these mountain neighbors.

That wraps up this week’s Mountain Weekly!

If you’ve been enjoying The Mountain Weekly, consider forwarding it to a neighbor or friend — this is growing one local at a time.

See you up the hill,
Tim Hoh
Publisher, The Mountain Weekly