Lake Arrowhead Village waterfront.
(909) 336-6992
Big Bear Lake area Horseback Riding
(909) 585-6482
Big Bear Lake area
(909) 866-8000
Fawnskin
(909) 866-3437
Big Bear Lake area
(909) 585-1036
Big Bear Marina
(909) 866-3218
Historic silver mining town, Yermo
www.calicotown.com
(800) TO-CALICO
Big Bear Lake area
(909) 585-4017
Big Bear Lake area
(909) 866-6478
(909) 985-8282
Big Bear Lake area
(909) 866-6186
www.equadaoutfitters.com
& Wagon Museum
Wilson and 16th Streets, Banning
(951) 922-9200
315 E. Fourth St., Ontario
(909) 983-1761
3649 Mission Inn Ave., Riverside
(951) 788-9556
4307 Briggs St., Rubidoux
(951) 369-6055
1325 Prospect Dr., Redlands
French chateau that overlooks formal
Italian gardens with terraces and pools.
(909) 792-2111
(909) 797-6833
Tour the working apple ranches of the
Inland Empire apple country with U-pick
orchards, packing houses and cider
presses, along Oak Glen Road, Oak Glen.
(909) 797-4020
A 45-minute narrated walking tour of his-
toric Old Town Temecula, southern route
to the California Gold Country.
Reservations suggested.
(951) 694-6450
909) 866-5766
Bandit, the original ship from the movie
The Time Bandit. Your pirate host will tell
you all about the famous history of the
lake, and secret stories about today.
(800) BIG BEAR
www.800bigbear.com
Weekly guided horse-drawn carriage tours
of historic downtown Riverside. The 35-
minute tour starts at the Mission Inn, Sixth
and Main Streets, Riverside.
(951) 682-3881
Big Bear Lake
(909) 584-2277
in American history. Established in 1926,
"America's Main Street" spans a stretch be-
tween Chicago, Illinois and Santa Monica,
California. Now decommissioned and
largely replaced by the interstates, Route 66
lives on as a memorial to the nation's mid-
century automobile culture. It is nothing less
than a trip into the past. Everywhere there
are remnants: old neon signage; the ruins of
old river-rock buildings; vintage restaurants,
many still in operation; former gas stations;
old motel cottage courts; numerous exam-
ples of googie, deco, and mission-revival ar-
chitecture. Get your kicks and enjoy
exploring Route 66 in the Inland Empire.
Visit the preservation foundation's official
website at www.cart66pf.org.
4549 Mills Circle, Ontario
(888) 262-4386
3775 Tyler St., Riverside
(888) 262-4386
12600 N. Main St., Rancho Cucamonga
(888) 262-4386
27315 North Bay Rd., Blue Jay
(909) 337-8404
12353 Mariposa Rd., Victorville
(760) 241-7831
2650 Tuscany St., Corona
(951) 582-0872
8032 Limonite Ave., Riverside
(951) 361-4823
Stadium 14
1575 N. Mountain Ave., Ontario
(909) 460-5312
4900 East 4th St., Ontario
(909) 476-1525
40750 Winchester Rd., Temecula
(800) 326-3264
60 W. Ramsey St., Banning
(951) 849-3277
3070 Chino Ave., Chino Hills
(909) 627-8010
22350 Town Circle, Moreno Valley
(951) 653-6161
Cinema 6
1503 E. Main St., Barstow
(760) 256-3456
32260 Mission Trail, Lake Elsinore
(951) 245-4298
340 N. Eureka St., Redlands
(909) 793-6393
2710 Lakeshore Dr., Corona
(951) 667-4242
121 E. Alessandro, Riverside
(951) 789-8483
41090 California Oaks, Murrieta
(951) 698-7800
27531 Ynez Rd., Temecula
(951) 698-7800
2369 W. Florida Ave., Hemet
(951) 658-2939
1599 S. San Jacinto Ave., San Jacinto
(951) 487-0879
789 E. Tahquitz Canyon Way, Palm Springs
(760) 323-4466
12285 Limonite Ave., Mira Loma
(951) 361-9177
1688 N. Perris Blvd., Perris
(951) 940-9500
12625 Frederick St., Moreno Valley
(951) 653-5500
3535 Riverside Plaza Dr., Riverside
(951) 784-4600
54290 N. Circle Dr., Idyllwild
(951) 659-2747
2373 Sterling Ave., San Bernardino
(909) 425-8888
26463 Ynez Rd., Temecula
(951) 296-9728
10701 Town Center Dr., Rancho Cucamonga
(909) 483-8373
1201 A University Ave., Riverside
(951) 784-4342
grand scale, then take a grand tour in
the Inland Empire. There are lots of
touring adventures in an area where
the regions are as diverse as the land-
scape. From cruising the forested
shores of mountain lakes to exploring
an 1880s silver mining town, the
Inland Empire serves up a smorgas-
bord of sights and sounds.
Part of the National Forest Scenic Byway
system starts just east of Wrightwood and
winds westward through the Angeles
National Forest for 52 miles ending in
La Caņada.
(760) 249-3504