We would like to thank Heather Hill of Redlands for submitting incredible photos that capture the beauty of San Gorgonio Peak. San Gorgonio Peak, also known as “Old Grayback,” is…
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We would like to thank Heather Hill of Redlands for submitting incredible photos that capture the beauty of San Gorgonio Peak. San Gorgonio Peak, also known as “Old Grayback,” is…
We would like to thank Harper Maverick-Gamboa of Twentynine Palms for submitting stunning photos of Joshua Tree National Park at night. Visitors planning a trip to Joshua Tree National Park…
We would like to thank Gary Mumaw of Rancho Cucamonga for sharing outstanding photos that showcase another beautiful and interesting site in San Bernardino County. The Cucamonga Wilderness sits high…
We would like to thank Heather Hill of Redlands for sharing outstanding photos that showcase another beautiful and interesting site in San Bernardino County. Bluff Lake Reserve, located in Big…
We would like to thank Gary Mumaw of Rancho Cucamonga for submitting outstanding photos that highlight another unique San Bernardino County destination. The Pioneertown Mountains Preserve covers 25,500 acres beginning from the high piney 7,800-foot ridges into the Pioneertown…
We would like to thank Ann Hale of Piรฑon Hills for submitting outstanding photos that highlight another remarkable destination in our county. Piรฑon Hills is a peaceful High Desert community…
PetSmart Charities adoption event helps more shelter pets find homes this June Come meet adoptable pets at the PetSmart Charities adoption event in Fontana on June 27. San Bernardino County…
A photo of the Muscoy (CA) Little League Comets taken in 1965. Photo courtesy of William Childers. Spanish and Mexican land grants made up much of the Inland Empire during the early…
Fathers and daughters enjoyed a special evening of dancing, fun and memories at Ayala Park. More than 60 father-daughter pairs gathered at Ayala Park on June 12 for the Bloomington…
Use caution when exploring trails and remote areas of the park. Rattlesnakes cannot regulate their body temperature and will lie across trails to warm up or hide under brush, rocks or logs to cool…