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INLAND EMPIRE
Lincoln Memorial Shrine. 909/798-7636.
125 W. Vine St. Only Lincoln memorial west of
the Mississippi.
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
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.
City of Riverside. 888/748-7733. Riverside is the
12th largest city in CA and the economic center
of one of the fastest growing regions in the US.
Riverside excels in workforce development,
digital inclusion arts, innovation & social capital.
ExploreRiverside.com. See ad, p. 161
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 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 National Forest. 909/382-2600.
San Gorgonio Mtn. Trail. 909/382-2606.
Invigorating hike to the highest peak (11,499
feet) in Southern California.

SAN JACINTO
San Jacinto Valley Museum. 951/654-4952.
150 Dillon St. Historical exhibits include 1937
Soviet transpolar ﬂight that landed here.
Visit San Jacinto Valley. The San Jacinto
Valley is rich in agricultural, Hispanic, and
Native American heritage offering a variety
of multicultural experiences, as well as worldclass outdoor recreation all year. A favorite
for Snowbirds! visitsanjacintovalley.com.
See ad, p. 161

SKYFOREST
Heap's Peak Arboretum. 909/337-2444.
Hwy. 18. Walk a short nature trail for seasonal
plants; demonstration gardens.

TEMECULA

RUNNING SPRINGS
National Children's Forest Interpretive
Trail. 909/867-5996. One mile east of town on
Hwy. 18. Hike, bike, or ride horseback on trail
designed by kids.
Rim Nordic Ski Area. 909/867-2600. Hwy. 18.
Cross-country ski and snowshoe.
Snow Valley Mountain Resort. 909/867-2751.
Hwy. 18. Ski, snowboard, and skateboard at
alpine resort.

SAN BERNARDINO
A Special Place Children's Museum.
909/881-6514. 1003 E. Highland Ave. Kids learn
about visual and performing arts.
California Theatre of the Performing Arts.
909/663-2293. 562 W. 4th St. Catch ﬁrst-rate
Broadway plays, classical music, or light opera.
County of San Bernardino's Route 66 and
Beyond-The Perfect California Drive. Route
66 and Beyond offers visitors a chance to get
behind the wheel and hit the open road to
discover California's scenic drives, remote
highways, hidden spots and diverse landscapes.
discoverie.com/blog/tag/route66. See ad, p. 161
DiscoverIE. Southern California's Inland
Experience. Our mountains, deserts, lakes,
shopping, culture, events, nationally acclaimed
resorts and unique attractions make the Inland
Empire your perfect getaway destination.
DiscoverIE.com. See ad, p. 161
Glen Helen Regional Park. 909/887-7540.
2555 Glen Helen Pkwy. Cool off in a paddleboat
or on the waterslide.

Temecula Valley Museum. 951/649-6450.
28314 Mercedes St. Recall the region's Luiseno
Native Americans and rancho period; kids learn
in the interactive discovery area.
Temecula Valley Wine Country.
951/699-6586. Swirl and swish samples
from 20 wineries.
Veteran's Memorial. 888/363-2852.
28250 Rancho California Rd. Life-size bronze
soldier writes a letter home.

VICTORVILLE
California Route 66 Museum. 760/951-0436.
16849 D St. (Rte. 66). Imagine dallying down
the legendary highway in the days of ﬁlling
stations, ﬂashing neon, and diners.
Mojave Narrows Regional Park. 760/245-2226.
18000 Yates Rd. An oasis in the desert.

WINCHESTER
Winchester Cheese Company. 951/926-4239.
32605 Holland Rd. Try award-winning
Holland-style gouda from a family recipe.

YUCAIPA
Mousley Museum of Natural History.
909/790-3163. 35308 Panorama Dr. Collect
knowledge about minerals, shells, and fossils.
Yucaipa Adobe. 909/795-3485. 32183
Kentucky St. Historical landmark, circa 1842.
Yucaipa Regional Park. 909/790-3127.
33900 Oak Glen Rd. Rent a paddleboat or
swish down the waterslide.

LAKE ARROWHEAD
Lake Arrowhead Chalets ($$)
866/469-8222. 28200 Hwy. 189. Comfy condo resort in
San Bernardino National Forest boasts 2- & 3-bedroom
units. Full kitchen, fireplace, and washer/dryer. Propane
BBQ on deck. Game room. reservations@vriresorts.com;
8664myvacation.com.

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Crane Lakeside Park and RV Resort ($-$$$)
951/678-2112. 15980 Grand Avenue. Lakefront
campsites. Boat launch and sandy beach. Daily, weekly
and monthly rates available. Laundry facilities onsite.
resortinfo@cranelakesiderv.com. CraneLakesideRV.com.

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