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as bobcats and badgers. 951/677-6951;
rivcoparks.org
ONTARIO
CA Welcome Center. Located in the
Fashion Alley at Ontario Mills, this is your
one-stop to discover California, including
the Greater Ontario Region which has so
much to off er. Dream big and create a
true California adventure. Let our destination
services team answer questions,
make itinerary suggestions, provide
concierge guest services and assist
with hotel, rental car, and restaurant
reservations, and explore uniquely iconic
locations. 909/980-2019; visitcalifornia
.com/welcome-centers See ad, p. 169
Greater Ontario Convention Center
& Visitors Bureau. Representing the
Southern California cities of Ontario
and Rancho Cucamonga, nationally and
internationally to visitors. Explore the
great outdoors, world-class shopping,
dining and entertainment. Connect
here for your next California adventure.
800/455-5755; gocvb.org See ad, p. 168
Ontario Convention Center.
Contemporary design with the latest
technology and 225,000+ square
feet of fl exible column-free exhibit,
meeting, and function space, the
Ontario Convention Center is ideal for
conventions, trade shows, exhibits, and
meetings. Less than ½ mile from Ontario
International Airport. More than 6,000
hotels rooms with 2,500 within walking
distance of the Center. 800/455-5755;
ontariocc.org See ad, p. 168
Ontario International Airport. Southern
California's Ontario International Airport
(ONT) is the fastest growing airport
in the United States. It is a full-service
airport off ering nonstop commercial
jet service to major airports in the U.S.,
Mexico, and Taiwan. Go to fl yOntario
.com. See ad, p. 169
Ontario Museum of History and Art.
Walk through wrought iron gates of
Ontario's historic former city hall to
explore exhibits focused on the arts and
culture of the Inland Empire. Admission is
free. 909/395-2510; ontariomuseum.org
See ad, p. 169
RANCHO CUCAMUNGO
Sam and Alfreda Maloof Foundation
for Arts and Crafts. World's largest
collection of Sam Maloof furniture in
a California modernist home built by
the famous woodworker. Tours, gallery,
workshops, garden and gifts. Smithsonian
Affi liate. malooff oundation.org See ad,
p. 168
REDLANDS
San Bernardino County Museum.
Natural history exhibits, a live animal
discovery center, and more in Redlands,
midway between L.A. and Palm Springs.
909/798-8608; sbcounty.gov/museum
RIVERSIDE
University of California, Riverside
Botanic Gardens. A 40-acre living plant
museum with more than 3,500 plant
species from around the world. Explore
on your own, or sign up for a guided
summer Twilight Tour. 951/827-7090;
gardens.ucr.edu
Riverside Art Museum. Housed in a
1929 building designed by famed Hearst
Castle architect Julia Morgan, RAM features
traditional and contemporary art,
and also off ers art classes for all ages.
951/684-7111; riversideartmuseum.org
RUNNING SPRINGS
Rim Nordic Ski Area. Cross-country
ski and snowshoe through the San
Bernardino National Forest on tree-lined,
machined-groomed trails. Mountain bike
and trail run during summer and fall.
909/867-2600; rimnordic.com
Snow Valley Mountain Resort.
Started in 1924, Snow Valley is the
oldest operating ski resort in Southern
California. Runs range from beginner
to black diamonds. 909/867-2751;
snow-valley.com
SAN BERNARDINO
San Bernardino National Forest.
Southern California's go-to forest
for recreation off ers fi shing, hiking,
off -highway vehicle areas and trails, with
42 campsites and more. 909/382-2682;
fs.usda.gov
San Bernardino History and Railroad
Museum. Housed in the historic,
Mission-style Santa Fe Depot, this
museum features railroad memorabilia;
explore it on your own or take a First
Wednesdays tour. 951/544-4449;
sbdepotmuseum.com
SKYFOREST
Heaps Peak Arboretum. Experience
the demonstration gardens, the " animal
tracks trail, " and a guided tour of the
mile-long Sequoia Trail at this beautiful
mountain oasis. hparboretum.com
TEMECULA
Rose Haven Heritage Garden. Two
miles from downtown, take a walk amid
1,600 roses, among them hybrid teas,
fl oribundas, and mini-roses. 951/5267436;
temeculavalleyrosesociety.org
Visit Temecula Valley. Located
approximately 90 miles south of Los
Angeles and 60 miles north of San Diego,
Temecula Valley combines a convenient
destination with unbelievable scenic
beauty. 888/363-2852; visittemecula.com
See ad, p. 164
WRIGHTWOOD
Mountain High Ski Resort. A mere 80
miles from Los Angeles, this ski resort
in the San Gabriel Mountains is open
from mid-November through mid-April.
888/754-7878; mthigh.com
YUCAIPA
Wildwood Canyon State Park. Enjoy
sweeping views of the surrounding
valleys in the foothills of the San
Bernardino Mountains. See groves of
ancient live oaks and possibly a bobcat
or coyotes. 951/940-5600; parks.ca.gov

http://www.rivcoparks.org http://gardens.ucr.edu http://www.riversideartmuseum.org http://visitcalifornia.com/welcome-centers http://visitcalifornia.com/welcome-centers http://www.rimnordic.com http://www.snow-valley.com http://www.bigbear.com http://www.gocvb.org http://fs.usda.gov http://www.ontariocc.org http://www.sbdepotmuseum.com http://www.hparboretum.com http://www.ontariomuseum.org http://www.temeculavalleyrosesociety.org http://www.visittemecula.com http://www.malooffoundation.org http://www.mthigh.com http://www.sbcounty.gov/museum http://parks.ca.gov

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