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San Bernardino - Nearby Destinations
Tourist destinations to consider near San Bernardino are listed below. Click on any name for complete information.
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Big Bear Lake
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Big Bear California is a mountainside / lakeside community located in
south-central California, northeast of San Bernardino. Big Bear Lake
is surrounded by the mountains and trees of the San Bernardino
National Forest, and is approximately 100 miles northeast of Los Angeles. |
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Joshua Tree National Park
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Joshua Tree National Park protects two unique desert climates in south
central California, as well as palm oases, exotic rock formations, and
the rare Joshua Tree. |
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Los Angeles
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Population: 16 million (metro area)
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Los Angeles is the second largest metropolitan area in the country.
Contrasts abound: Hollywood legends and clueless tourists; the glamour
of Beverly Hills and unglamorous rush hour traffic; Valley Girls and
CalTech doctorate students; all compete for a piece of L.A.’s complex
identity. |
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Mojave Desert
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Rose-colored sand dunes, volcanic cinder cones, Joshua tree forests,
and mile-high mountains are found along the scenic roadways in the
Mojave Desert. Mule deer and bighorn sheep roam among pinyon pine and
juniper in the many mountain ranges here, and a network of dirt roads
provide year round opportunities to explore by four-wheel drive vehicle. |
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Orange County
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Population: 3 million
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Orange County is home to favorite attractions like Disneyland and the
shores of Huntington Beach. But you’ll also find quieter pleasures
like golf and theater here at the southeastern edge of the L.A. metro
area. |
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Palm Springs
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Population: 41,000
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Palm Springs is southern California’s most famous resort destination.
Cluttered with resorts, palm trees, and more golf courses and swimming
pools than one can easily count, Palm Springs attracts a clientele
that ranges from retirees to spring breakers, all seeking the perfect
climate and luxurious accommodations the town has become famous for. |
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Riverside
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Population: 291,398
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When you hear the word “Riverside,” you may think of sedate blue water
moving through a green landscape, a landscape green with high grass
and trees with healthy, leafy canopies. You may think of a city more
park than city. And your impression might not quite fit Riverside
itself. Riverside is, after all, a major city in California, the
largest city in the Inland Empire with a population of over 300,000.
But although Riverside struggles with big city problems like smog,
urban sprawl and traffic, it still fits its nickname: the city of trees. |
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