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SAN BERNARDINO Lake Gregory Regional Park Located in the San Bernardino Forest, Hwy ’s CRESTLINE / LAKE ARROWHEAD / BIG BEAR LAKE earn 2010 F FREE MAP 395 15 POINTS OF INTEREST 138 Big Bear Lake Victorville -see inset- CRESTLINE Children’s Forest 2 SAN BERNARDINO Lake Gregory Regional Park Located in the San Bernardino Forest, Hwy. 18, Lake 18 has a public beach with lifeguards. Admission fee near Sky Forest, a 3,400 acre site with trails and 138 Crestline Arrowhead includes volleyball and picnic facilities. 300-foot interpretive exhibits. 909-867-5996 18 101 210 waterslide for an additional fee. Year-round fishing, Mountain Skies Los Angeles 30 330 bait shop, boating, exercise/walking trail, horseshoe Astronomical Society San 38 10 38 pits, ball fields, snack bar. Skateboard park across Starwatches, science center, workshops. 2001 60 Bernardino Mountains 60 the street. Located in Crestline at corner of Lake 91 Observatory Way off Hwy. 18, Lake Arrowhead. Riverside 10 BIG BEAR LAKE • CRESTLINE • LAKE ARROWHEAD Gregory Drive and Lake Drive. 909-338-2233 909-336-1699 405 Anaheim Lake Gregory Fitness Trail 15 215 Lake Arrowhead Queen Palm The 2.5 mile scenic trail around Lake Gregory is an offers guided boat tours of Lake Arrowhead. 1 Springs Temecula Traveler Info Guide excellent place to get a full workout in the cool Experience the beauty and excitement of a narrated 5 P mountain air. There are 10 fitness stations where tour of Lake Arrowhead. Tours operate year-round, a 86 c runners or walkers may stop to do a variety of i weather permitting. Located dock side, Lake f 15 VISITOR SERVICES WATER SPORTS ATTRACTIONS i stretching, agility and exercises. Free parking lots Arrowhead Village. 909-336-6992 c Oceanside Escondido SIGHTSEEING LODGING DINING HELPFUL NUMBERS located on Lake Drive and San Moritz Drive. O Blue Jay Mall c 78 Located in Crestline at corner of Lake Gregory Drive e has a large variety of services including Alpine a and Lake Drive. 909-338-2233 n Jewelers and Boutique. 909-337-1516 5 Lake Gregory Beach Club El Cajon Blue Jay Cinema 4 San Diego 8 Open seasonally for all your beach needs: swimwear, Map not to scale offers four big screens showing current movies lotion, etc. Located on north shore beach. Historic year-round. Located at the corner of Hwy. 189 and Crestline Theatres and Movie Museum located in North Bay Road in Blue Jay. Call 909-337-8404 downtown Crestline. 23955 Lake Drive. for movie listing and times or visit their website: DISTANCE IN MILES BETWEEN CRESTLINE AND . Lake Silverwood www.themovieexperience.com Anaheim . 64 Palm Springs. 67 Located minutes away from Crestline on Hwy. 138 Big Bear . 31 San Bernardino. 18 offering boating, fishing, swimming and camping. Park RUNNING SPRINGS Lake Arrowhead . 9 San Diego . 124 Office 760-389-2281, Marina 760-389-2299, Snow Valley Mountain Resort Camping 800-444-7275 Los Angeles. 77 Victorville . 40 Closest ski resort to the valley floor offering 12 lifts and up to 240 acres of terrain. Dedicated snowboard LAKE ARROWHEAD parks. Winter - skiing, snowboarding, snow play / HELPFUL TELEPHONE NUMBERS Fire Lookout Towers sledding area and mini-snowmobile park for children. All Emergencies 911 are volunteer staffed 7 days a week, usually from Summer - concerts and other mountain activities. Lake Arrowhead Fire District 909-337-8586 Memorial Day - November. Visitors are welcome to Located 5 miles east of Running Springs on Hwy. 18. Crest Forest Fire District 909-338-3311 experience the lookout towers which offer a 360 909-867-2751 or 800-680-SNOW or visit Running Springs Fire Department 909-867-2630 degree view of the surrounding area. Early morning our website at www.snow-valley.com CA Department of Forestry (CAL FIRE) 909-883-1112 is best. Volunteers are on duty 9-5. Contact the Rim Nordic Ski Area US Forest Service 909-383-5651 Arrowhead ranger station for more information. offers cross country skiing and snow shoeing. California Highway Patrol 909-867-2791 909-382-2782 Located on Hwy. 18, 5 miles east of Running Springs Sheriff’s Department 909-336-0600 Lake Arrowhead Village across from Snow Valley Mountain Resort. Summer Mountain Community Hospital 909-336-3651 is located on Lake Arrowhead and offers something activities include mountain bike racing and trail runs. CalTrans Road Conditions 800-427-7623 for everyone in the family! Aside from the fabulous Call 909-867-2600 for information. Blue Jay Cinema 909-337-8404 view, visitors will find factory outlets, galleries, Lake Arrowhead Village 909-337-2533 MARTA Dial-A-Ride 909-338-1113 boutiques, gift and specialty stores, restaurants, BIG BEAR LAKE professional services, supermarket and even a kids Crestline Chamber 909-338-2706 Alpine Slide Lake Arrowhead Chamber 909-337-3715 fun park! Special events throughout the year at Big Bear Lake’s Magic Mountain is open all year including the entertainment and free concerts. Running Springs Chamber 909-867-2411 and is Southern California’s only authentic bobsled San Bernardino County Regional Parks 909-387-2757 Located on Hwy. 189 in Lake Arrowhead. Open experience. Begin with a scenic chairlift ride to Campgrounds daily. 909-337-2533 the top. From there, riders navigate their own Crab Flats (year-round) – Green Valley Lake 800-444-7275 Ice Castle Int’l Training Center individually-controlled sleds down two quarter-mile Dogwood (seasonal) – Lake Arrowhead 909-382-2600 Big Bear Lake Nestled in the woods at 5,400 feet near Lake long cement tracks, filled with high-banked turns North Shore (seasonal) – Lake Arrowhead 909-382-2600 California Arrowhead, the Ice Castle features an ice surface and long straightaways. Fee. 909-866-4626 Fishing measuring 85 by 185 feet. World-renowned Lake Gregory Regional Park 909-338-2233 coaches offering private and group lessons. Green Valley Lake 909-867-2009 Recreational skating sessions available in the Lake Arrowhead (private - no public fishing) 909-337-2595 afternoon or evenings. Rental skates available. Call Silverwood Lake 760-389-2281 for more information. 909-337-0802 7 www.VisitorTips.com/tig/sanbernardino Palmdale 395 Arizona 5 15 California Victorville Big Bear Lake Santa Barbara 138 2 -see inset- Hesperia 101 Santa Clarita Wrightwood Crestline Lake 138 Arrowhead Ventura Burbank 18 101 210 Oxnard Los Angeles 30 1 San 330 10 38 Mailbu 60 Bernardino 10 Channel 91 60 Islands Riverside Banning 405 Indio Anaheim 15 215 Long Beach Palm 1 10 P Temecula Springs a Laguna Beach 5 c i Catalina 86 Salton California f 15 Arizona i Sea c Oceanside Escondido 111 O 78 c e 78 a n 5 86 El Centro 8 San Diego 8 Map not to scale 2010 SPECIAL EVENTS January July Big Bear Eagle Tours – Big Bear Lake July 4th Fireworks & Old Miners’ Days – Big Bear Lake Jamboree Days & Parade – Crestline/Lake Gregory February Lake Arrowhead Village Entertainment Series – Lake Arrowhead Big Bear Grand Tour of the Universe/Star Parties – Big Bear Lake Independence Weekend Celebration & Fireworks – Lake Arrowhead March August Springfest & Brewfest – Big Bear Lake Antique Car Show & Fun Run – Big Bear Lake April Lake Arrowhead Village Entertainment Series – Lake Arrowhead 2 Birdwalks at WildWings – Big Bear Lake September Trout Derby Series – Crestline/Lake Gregory International Film Festival – Big Bear Lake, Trout Derby Series – Crestline/Lake 909.866.4626 • AlpineSlideBigBear.com May Gregory, Lake Arrowhead Village Entertainment Series – Lake Arrowhead 800 Wildrose Lane, Big Bear Lake, CA 92315 Spring Air Fair – Big Bear Lake, Trout Derby Series – Crestline/Lake Gregory October Lake Gregory opens for swimming, waterslide – Crestline/Lake Gregory Annual Oktoberfest – Big Bear Lake, Annual Oktoberfest – Lake Arrowhead Village Lake Arrowhead Village Entertainment Series – Lake Arrowhead November June Mountain Holiday Shopping Starts the Season Right – Big Bear Lake Open Sky Music Festival, Trout Derby Series – Crestline/Lake Gregory Holiday Lighting & Santa – Lake Arrowhead Village Annual Classic Wooden Boat Show – Lake Arrowhead Lake Arrowhead Village Entertainment Series – Lake Arrowhead December Lake Arrowhead Rotary Art & Wine Festival – Lake Arrowhead Christmas in the Village & New Year’s Down Slope Celebration – Big Bear Lake For more information about dates, times and locations, call the Crestline Chamber of Commerce (909) 338-2706 or the Lake Arrowhead Chamber of Commerce (909) 337-3715. ’ s 2010 FREE MAP Fearn SAN BERNARDINO 8 FEARN’S 2010 SAN BERNARDINO, BIG BEAR LAKE, Mountains BIG BEAR LAKE • CRESTLINE • LAKE ARROWHEAD Traveler Info Guide ATTRACTIONS CRESTLINE & LAKE ARROWHEAD Traveler Info Guide WATER SPORTS HELPFUL NUMBERS ADVERTISE IN VISITOR SERVICES DINING LODGING SIGHTSEEING PUBLISHER: Anne M. Fearn THE 2011 EDITION! CORPORATE OFFICES: Certified Folder Display Service, Inc., 1120 Joshua Way, Vista, CA 92081 (760) 727-5100 FAX: (760) 727-1583 www.certifiedfolder.com Neither Certified Folder Display Service, Inc. nor the San Bernardino, Crestline & Lake Arrowhead Traveler Info Guide make any For more info, contact: representation expressly or implied as to the performance of the advertisers herein, or the accuracy of the facts herein. Certified 3 Folder Display Service, Inc. and the San Bernardino, Crestline & Lake Arrowhead Traveler Info Guide jointly and severally disclaim Big Bear Lake DOUG DODSON 949.456.1456 any responsibility for acts or omissions of these advertisers. Copyright 2010 by Certified Folder Display Service, Inc. All rights California reserved. No part of this Travel Guide may be reproduced without permission of the publisher. SBC&LA610 www.VisitorTips.com/tig/sanbernardino www.BigBearSnowPlay.com “Preserving wildlife helps heal the human spirit” • Wildlife Tours Saturdays at 1:00 by appointment only • Rescue, rehabilitation and release of injured and orphaned forest wildlife Everything you need to zipline is provided • Educational programs • Off-road Safari Jeep takes you 2 miles for schools, businesses deep into the forest and Ranch visitors • 9 line zipline course flying over the treetops • Fun, rickety suspension bridge included in zipline course P.O.
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