How to get out Riverside
Riverside is in an excellent location, in Southern California's Inland Empire, to take advantage of our unique geography. In Riverside you're an hour's drive away from both the sea and the mountains. The Los Angeles and Orange County beaches are accessible either via Metrolink or the 60 and 91 freeways respectively, with modest day use fees. Taking the 91 north to the I-215, then following signs for CA-30 and mountain resorts, will have you in the San Bernardino mountains in no time. Big Bear and it's surroundings are a winter playground unparalleled in much of the Southwest. For summer fun, continue up the I-215 all the way until it hits CA-138, head west, and then turn left at CA-2 to go up into the Angeles National Forest. Multitudes of picnic areas and campgrounds dot this winding road between the high desert and Los Angeles. If you turn east at CA-138, you'll run into Silverwood Lake, a large reservoir with swimming and boating facilities.
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The Most Frequently Asked Travel Questions about Riverside
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