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Recreation Opportunities Biking. The San Bernardino National Forest has trails managed for mountain bikes Hiking. There are approximately 300+ miles of trails open to hiking and backpacking on the San Bernardino National Forest. Horse Riding and Camping.
The San Bernardino National Forest has two spectacular drives that are part of the National Scenic Byway System. Both routes contain diverse and remarkable landscapes with spectacular views. Watch for interpretive panels along the way. Remember to check on road conditions before your trip.
The San Bernardino National Forest contains a wide range of ecosystems, from mixed conifer forests and oak woodlands, to, pinyon juniper stands, chaparral and semi-desert areas, which are home to a variety of plant and wildlife species. There are 71 threatened or endangered wildlife species on the forest.
Unfortunately grizzly bears were hunted to ex- tinction by humans and were gone by the early 20th century. Now only black bears live in the San Bernardi- no National Forest. Black bears can be brown, blonde, or gray, as well as black. They are generally shy and will avoid people.
The San Bernardino National Forest is Southern Californias premier year-around recreation outdoor destination. It encompasses 823,806 acres and has 25 developed campgrounds.

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Near trails end is the largest grove of Giant Sequoias in the San Bernardino Mountains. Theyre not huge trees like those growing in northern California. Still, this stand of Sequoias, planted here some 90 years ago, is nothing less than majestic.

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