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Only a few miles from the Inland Empire, the High Desert and Coachella Valley, we are located in both San Bernardino and Riverside Counties. Hike, bike, camp, snowshoe, drive your OHV or check out the streams, creeks and waterfalls—get out here. You’ll enjoy it.

Recreation Opportunities

Bicycling, Camping, Picnicking, Fishing, Hiking, Horse Riding, Hunting, Nature Viewing, OHV Riding

Biking

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The San Bernardino National Forest has trails managed for mountain bikes…

Biking

Hiking

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There are approximately 300+ miles of trails open to hiking and backpacking on the San Bernardino National Forest. The Forest has options for all types of…

Hiking

Horse Riding and Camping

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The San Bernardino National Forest has 100+ miles of horse trails available to ride. Each of the trail systems allows for camping and some have specific camping…

Horse Riding and Camping

Events

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Recent Press Releases

Comments Sought for Forest-Wide Invasive Plant Project

Release Date: March 26th, 2025

Forest Service reaches decision on the Deep Creek and Whitewater Wild and Scenic Rivers Project

Release Date: November 8th, 2024

Comments sought for Tropical Storm Hilary road repair project

Release Date: October 1st, 2024
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Features

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Showing off their green thumbs

440. Oh yeah. That’s the size of a well-known big-block engine on restored Mopar muscle cars. But this isn’t a story about smoking tires. That…
Mike Casares - Randy Roth and Ismael Hernandez

Making a difference on the OHV trails

The Off-Highway Vehicle Program of the Southern California Mountains Foundation spoke to OHV enthusiasts at the Pinnacles OHV Staging Area on the…
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Forest Service funds Arrowhead Ridge conserving forest ecosystem, public access

Stepping out of a vehicle, the trailhead is right there. The hike is a two-mile loop. The environment and landscape is filled with tall trees. The…
Heavy equipment on Bee Canyon Rd repair project

Repairs taking place on Bee Canyon Road

Repairs and upgrades are being conducted on a forest road that has been closed due to erosion damage on the San Jacinto Ranger District of the San…
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