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Bookmark or Share- San Bernardino National Forest - Home - US Forest ServiceOnly a few miles from the Inland Empire, the High Desert and Coachella Valley, we are located in both San Bernardino and Riverside County. Hike, bike, camp, snowshoe, drive your OHV or check out the streams, creeks and waterfalls—get out here. You’ll enjoy it. Plan for an Activity.
- San Bernardino Mountains, California - American SouthwestThe San Bernardino Mountains are an easterly extension of the larger San Gabriel Mountains, and together with the San Jacinto Mountains to the south form a natural boundary between Los Angeles and other cities of the Inland Empire, and the Mojave Desert that covers most of southern California.
- San Bernardino Peak Hike - HikingGuy.comThe San Bernardino Peak (10,649 feet) hike is tough but rewarding. The San Bernardino Mountains were named after San Bernardino Peak, which was named by one of the pioneer friars in California, Francisco Dumetz in 1835.
- Home - Visit San Bernardino MountainsDiscover the best activities, dining, and accommodations in the San Bernardino Mountains, including Crestline, Twin Peaks, and Lake Arrowhead. Plan your perfect mountain getaway!
- San Bernardino Mountains - WikipediaThe San Bernardino Mountains (along with the adjacent San Gabriel and San Jacinto Mountains) are a humid island in the mostly semi-arid southern California coastal plain.
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