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.

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.

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.

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.

San Bernardino marks the eastern end of the Inland Empire, the 50 mile corridor of urban area between here and Los Angeles. The city has a diverse and largely working class community. Several annual events, including the Route 66 Rendezvous classic car festival, attract visitors from around the country.

Temecula is a mid-sized city located between Los Angeles and San Diego in the Temecula Valley – Southern California’s wine country. Old Town Temecula is a popular draw for visitors, as well as the unique activities in the area such as wine tasting, hot air ballooning, gambling, golfing, festivals, and shopping.