Ski jumping at Big Pines Recreation Camp, viewed from beneath the skier, 1929

Photograph of ski jumping at Big Pines Recreation Camp, viewed from beneath the skier, 1929. The skier is in mid air at center with the number 74 printed on his chest. Dark, evergreen tree tops intrude on the spotty clouds in the sky behind him.; "In 1923, Los Angeles county established a major recreational facility at Big Pines, an all year resort that included winter and summer sports. Big Pines Recreation Camp (elevation 6,862 feet) had cabins, dining room, fountain and store. Many of the buildings still stand (most notably one of the two stone towers that once supported a pedestrian overpass across Highway 2, west of Wrightwood). Now administered by the U.S. Forest Service, Big Pines continues to be a popular recreation area encompassing three ski resorts, several campgrounds and Jackson Lake." -- unknown author.

1929年拍摄于大熊松休闲营地（Big Pines Recreation Camp）的跳台滑雪摄影作品，拍摄视角为滑雪者正下方。画面中心处的滑雪者正处于腾空姿态，胸前印有数字74。深色常绿林的树冠掩映着他身后天空中斑驳的云朵。

1923年，洛杉矶县在大熊松区域兴建了大型休闲设施，打造了涵盖冬夏季运动项目的全年度假胜地。大熊松休闲营地海拔6862英尺，营地内设有木屋、餐厅、喷泉与商店。目前多数建筑仍保存完好，其中尤为标志性的是曾支撑赖特伍德以西2号公路人行天桥的两座石塔之一。如今该营地由美国林务局（U.S. Forest Service）管理，仍是一处热门休闲区域，坐拥三座滑雪度假村、多处露营地以及杰克逊湖（Jackson Lake）。——作者不详