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    San Bernardino County Library

    San Bernardino County Library

    4.5(2 reviews)
    3.7 km

    Being a small town this place is vital for children. I never knew a library to be a hang out spot…read moreof children and moms to take a break until I moved here. Because of this, the library is always doing things for children. They offer activities twice a week- a craft corner and a story time (which also includes dancing/singing and a craft) The librarians are super nice and great with kids. Jessica is AMAZING with the little ones and has so much energy and excitement when she's doing her activities. She also puts puppet shows on for the children and special day activities on Saturday once in a while. The library offers fun perks, summer reading programs with prizes, monthly events when you checkout a number of books to receive prizes like Star Wars keychain, tsum tsums, lego people etc. depending on the month they have different ones and they're usually the same theme each year but with different options than the last year. I am glad for this place as it truly gives kids the opportunity to socialize and moms to take a break. Aside from that there is computers to use, a bookstore selling used books for really cheap, weekly silent book auctions, and more! Even if you don't live here, it's always a nice place for visitors to checkout. Tuesday and Thursday especially. NOTE: The library is actually located behind the post office.

    Very cute little local library. Not huge, but decently sized considering the community it serves…read more The librarians were very, very friendly and they have computers for internet--probably the only place other than the Bus Stop (though no wifi).

    Lake Arrowhead Brewing - Outside

    Lake Arrowhead Brewing

    4.6(225 reviews)
    5.8 km
    $$
    Family-owned & operated
    Outdoor seating

    This brewery is really awesome. Super mid friend and very chill location. Indoor and outdoor…read moreseating with a lot of families in the outdoor area. They have some games to play as well as great beer! Located right on lake arrowhead. We visit everytime we visit. Friendly, great service. Highly recommend.

    After an off-roading adventure we always love hitting up a local Brewery and this place was…read moreperfect. I love the vibes here, the inside was heated and they had an outdoor beer garden set up outside as well. One things that was super neat was the container seating area and an also small fire pits available to hang. The cherry on the Top was the Cuban Food truck they had the food was absolutely amazing and some of the best I've tried so far it hit the spot and I love when they have these pop up trucks. Their beer selection was Great and something for everybody. It happen to be Valentines Day so they had so fun decorations and fun drinks as well. The ambiance was great and the service was spectacular! Very kind, helpful and great customer service. The bathrooms were clean spacious at times the lines were huge because there are only two of them but it worked out. They are dog friendly and loved seeing all the puppies and well behaved dogs. They had little water bowls for them that they provide as well. They had some cool merch that's up for sale and we snagged a few hats that were very cool looking. Can't wait to be back and bring some friends along. Def worth visiting again!

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    Lake Arrowhead Brewing - Stretch your legs on this very cool (and pet-friendly) beer patio.

    Stretch your legs on this very cool (and pet-friendly) beer patio.

    Lake Arrowhead Brewing - Took a "Blue Tower Crowler" home full of North Bay IPA to enjoy on the deck.

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    Took a "Blue Tower Crowler" home full of North Bay IPA to enjoy on the deck.

    Heaps Peak Arboretum  - Easy walk right to the right of the entrance. At this time of year, June, so many butterflies.

    Heaps Peak Arboretum

    4.5(70 reviews)
    2.3 km

    This is a wonderful little arboretum with free admission just north of Skypark along Highway 18…read more Be aware, however, that parking in the designated lot adjacent to the highway does require the purchase of an Adventure Pass (a mere $5/day), but the booth only appears to be open for select weekend hours. This may necessitate a visit to a nearby ranger station or business for pass purchase - and not as many local businesses carry these passes as once did. Coming from Lake Arrowhead (where the Visitor Center was closed), we tried the Lake Arrowhead 7-11 and Cedar Glen Trading Post before finding passes available at Cedar Glen Fine Foods. The trail itself is well marked, mostly shaded, and a little less than a mile in length. It's also circular in design, so you don't need to backtrack with the same scenery coming and going. A brochure on the local vegetation and points of interest is available at the trailhead, as well as public restrooms. Many trees and plants along the trail are also identified by placards. Being a dirt path, the terrain is comparatively flat, and numerous benches have been placed along the route for rest or contemplation. There are only a few spots with noticeable increases (or drops) in elevation, so it's perfect for young children, older folks, or leashed pets. Even on a Thursday around 1:00 pm we encountered other visitors along the trail, several walking dogs. Another nice touch is the walking path in front of the arboretum entrance where the meandering cement walkway between information kiosks is stamped with the prints of local wildlife species ranging from our little feathered friends to the big furries you'd not want to encounter on a forest walk. This is a great place for a quick stroll for all ages, and it showcases the diversity of the San Bernardino mountains. If you've passed it by on the way up to Big Bear via Highway 18, pull over for a quick "leg-stretcher" and check it out.

    A really relaxing, short loop trail just off the Rim of the World Highway, slightly east of Lake…read moreArrowhead. Parking is $5 but I find that they rarely check for this. It is especially beautiful during spring and summer, but we stopped in during late February. The trail itself takes about 30 minutes to get through and has 25 different viewpoints that are laid out on the map that you get at the front. The main highlights you will see are different types of trees, nesting boxes, small bridges, and just really tranquil, beautiful scenery, but my favorite was the giant sequoia trees. I would say that the sequoias are the highlight of the trail and were planted in the 1930s. It's a really peaceful walk where animals are allowed and we also saw many people jogging so it really is a multi use area. I would recommend to anyone who enjoys a scenic stroll through the forest.

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    Heaps Peak Arboretum  - Variety flowers are in bloom different times of the year

    Variety flowers are in bloom different times of the year

    Heaps Peak Arboretum  - View from the trail

    View from the trail

    Heaps Peak Arboretum  - Just take a moment and soak it all in. You'll be glad you did

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    Just take a moment and soak it all in. You'll be glad you did

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