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INLAND EMPIRE Lincoln Memorial Shrine. 909/798-7636. 125 W. Vine St. Only Lincoln memorial west of the Mississippi. BONUS road trip Marmalade Mansions. 909/793-2546. One E. Redlands Blvd. More than 300 Victorians from when citrus was king. Pharaoh's Lost Kingdom. 909/335-7275. 1101 N. California St. Get really wet on world's tallest water slide. San Bernardino County Museum. 909/307-2669. 2024 Orange Tree Lane. History, art, geology, science. RIVERSIDE (C3) Botanic Gardens. 951/784-6962. UC Riverside. More than 3,500 plant species on campus. Bureau of Land Management. 951/697-5200. Desert District office. California Citrus State Historic Park. 951/780-6222. 9400 Dufferin Ave. Uncover juicy facts about California's "second gold rush": the race to plant prolific citrus groves. Castle Park. 951/785-3000. 3500 Polk St. Wild rides, arcade games, miniature golf. Chinese Memorial Pavilion. 951/826-2000. 3581 Mission Inn Ave. Pay tribute to Asians who helped build critical railroads and strong communities. Gless Ranch. 951/653-6152. 19985 Van Buren Blvd. Buy your fresh oranges at citrus stand. Heritage House. 951/689-1333. 8193 Magnolia Ave. Graceful Victorian holds rich collection of furniture, and artifacts. Jensen‑Alvarado Historic Ranch & Museum. 951/369-6055. 4307 Briggs St. Spend a Saturday at 1880s living-history program. Jurupa Mountains Cultural Center. 951/685-5818. 7621 Granite Hill Dr. Bring the entire family for fun learning about archaeology, geology, paleontology, and earth sciences. METROLINK. 800/371-LINK. 46 stops; major stations include L.A., Oxnard, Riverside, San Bernardino. Mission Inn Museum. 959/788-9556. 3696 Main St. Tour a national historic landmark hotel from the 1900s where many U.S. presidents have stayed. Parent Navel Orange Tree. 951/826-2000. Arlington Ave. at Magnolia Ave. One of two original trees from 1873 that spawned state's citrus industry. Rancho Jurupa Park. 951/684-7032. 4800 Crestmore Rd. Lakes, meadows, camping. Riverside Art Museum. 951/684-7111. 3425 Mission Inn Ave. Rotating exhibits of Southland contemporary artists; Julia Morgan designed the building. Riverside Convention and Visitors Bureau. 951/222-4700 ext. 202; 888/748-7733. 3750 University Ave., Ste. 175. See National Historic Landmark Mission Inn Hotel in historic downtown; enjoy museums, antiques, and restaurants. riversidecvb.com. See ad, p. 75 Riverside County Courthouse. 888/748-7733. 4050 Main St. Built in 1904, features classical Beaux Arts design. Sherman Indian Museum. 951/276-6719. 9010 Magnolia Ave. Historic Native American school, artifacts, and modern art. UCR California Museum of Photography. 951/784-3686. 3824 Main St. Meander through galleries of classic 19th- and 20th-century images, plus vintage stereographs. SAN BERNARDINO (B3) A Special Place Children's Museum. 909/881-6514. 1003 E. Highland Ave. Kids learn about visual and performing arts. 76 | VISITCALIFORNIA.COM trip idea | MOUNTAIN DISTRICT Revel in majestic forests and glittering lakes, visit museums that celebrate a storied past, and pair concerts with wines in this mountain playground. INFO Discover IE; discoverie.com WRIGHTWOOD. Stoke up with breakfast at the Evergreen Cafe, then whip along a zipline with Navitat Canopy Adventures. Or hike a section of the famed Pacific Crest Trail. (B1) VICTORVILLE. Get your kicks at the California Route 66 Museum, which celebrates the Mother Road with exhibits that take you back to the days when the trip was as important as the destination. (A3) HESPERIA. Fish for trout, largemouth bass, and bluegill, or pack a picnic and hike the Miller Canyon Trail to Serrano Beach at Silverwood Lake State Recreation Area. (B3) LAKE ARROWHEAD. Miles of hiking and biking trails wend through forests of pine and cedar; sign up for a mountain bike tour at Wake & Wheel Ride. Tour the lake aboard the Lake Arrowhead Queen. (C4) BIG BEAR LAKE. Catch all genres of music performed by local and national music acts at The Cave. Sip Moscato at Stone Summit Winery tasting room. Enjoy new summertime activities at Snow Summit-and ski in winter. (C5) FAWNSKIN. Pick up hiking maps and join naturalist-led tours at Big Bear Discovery Center, gateway to the vast San Bernardino National Forest. In winter, take a guided snowshoe or bald eagle tour; in summer, join a canoe or kayak tour. (C5) BANNING. At Gilman Historic Ranch & Wagon Museum, see 19th-century artifacts, picnic in the shade of olive trees planted more than 100 years ago, and walk trails to remarkable views of Banning Pass. (E5) More ideas at visitcalifornia.com/trip-ideas http://www.discoverie.com http://www.riversidecvb.com http://www.visitcalifornia.com/trip-ideas http://www.VISITCALIFORNIA.COM

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