San Bernardino National
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Recreational Activities
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CampingLooking for a great place to get away? The San Bernardino National Forest has just what you're looking for with a wide variety
of campsites for families and groups
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Picnic AreasLooking for a nice place to spend a day? Visit one of our many picnic areas on the Forest. Many are accessible to persons
with disabilities, some have drinking water on site, and some have fishing and other activities nearby. |
Hiking and Scenic Tour AdventuresThe Forest offers a variety of driving and hiking tours.
Download your tour guide today. |
Off Highway VehiclesThe Off-Highway Vehicle system on the San Bernardino National Forest is one of the best in Southern California. A variety of
experiences and a large number of miles are available for 4-wheel driving, ATV, UTV and motorcycle use.
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Pacific Crest TrailFrom desert to glacier-flanked mountain, meadow to forest, the
Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) symbolizes everything there is to love - and protect - in the Western United States. Join us as we celebrate, enjoy and safeguard this unique American treasure.
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WildernessThe San Bernardino National Forest has 5 designated Wilderness Areas; San Gorgonio, Cucamonga, San Jacinto, Santa Rosa and Bighorn
Mountain. It is a place "where the earth and its community of life are untrammeled by man, where man himself is a visitor who does not
remain....which is protected and managed to preserve its natural condition."
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FishingLakes, Rivers and Streams on your Forest provide excellent opportunities for every type of angling enthusiast. Fishing
opportunities are numerous and await anyone willing to make an effort to seek them out.
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Santa Rosa & San Jacinto Mountains National MonumentThe mountains rise abruptly from the desert floor to an elevation of 10,804 feet at the top of Mount San Jacinto. The landscape
gives visitors a powerful sense of place for their natural scenic beauty, recreational opportunities, and extensive biodiversity and
cultural values.
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Wildlife ViewingWildlife watching can be enjoyed any month of the year. Early morning and early evening are usually the best times to catch a glimpse of birds and mammals, especially on hot summer days. Watch for lizards and snakes during the heat of the day. Hawks can be seen almost anytime. |
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Current Fire Restrictions & Guidelines The Safe Roads Taskforce reminds forest visitors driving on mountain roads to slow down. It's better to arrive late, than never.
San Gorgonio Wilderness Trail
Conditions Ranger Stations
Arrowhead Ranger Station
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United States Forest Service
- San Bernardino National Forest
Last Modified:
Friday, 12 December 2008 at 12:42:11 EST