Best Hunting Area San Bernardino Near Me

4worldlovers:
The National Weather Service has issued excessive heat warnings for areas of San Bernardino and Riverside counties.


Effective June 29, 2023 the Fire Danger Rating will be increased to High


Please make sure the forest roads you're planning on exploring are indeed open before you go on your next adventure.

The beauty and peacefulness of the forest may make you feel carefree, but you must remain vigilant for potentially dangerous situations.


Some of the questions people ask the most are answered here, or links are provided to more detailed information.

The San Bernardino National Forest is now offering digital passes for recreation fee sites! Purchase a day use digital pass prior to your visit or onsite at one of our fee locations (cell coverage dependent).

Explore Where to Go by area on the San Bernardino National Forest.

Proposed changes to recreation fees identified by the San Bernardino National Forest

San Bernardino National Forest conducts one of its largest prescribed fires

Fire personnel from the San Bernardino National Forest and partner agencies have completed major activities on the Thomas Mountain Prescribed Fire in an area measuring 2,500 acres within the San Jacinto Ranger District of the forest. The operation began June 15 and is part of the Wildfire Crisis Strategy by the USDA Forest Service to mitigate the effects of wildfires in identified landscapes, including forests in Southern California.

Personnel from the San Bernardino National Forest met with representatives from several agencies to view and discuss projects at several locations on the forest, July 6. Representatives came from: Inland Empire Resources Conservation District, Southern California Mountains Foundation, Urban Conservation Corps of the Inland Empire, California Department of Conservation, San Bernardino Valley Municipal Water District, National Forest Foundation, Southern California Montane Forests Project, and the forest.

Volunteers on the San Bernardino National Forest give back to the land they love.

We are proud to help launch the Every Kid Outdoors program, as part of President Obama’s commitment to ensure that every American has the opportunity to visit and enjoy public lands.

Successfully managing wildfires is a year-round job that requires action before they start, while they are burning, and after they are out.

4worldlovers:
San Jacinto Wildlife Area is approximately 19,000 acres, with 900 acres of restored wetlands. It is the first state wildlife area to utilize reclaimed water to enhance its wetlands. Improvements are ongoing. Waterfowl, wading birds, and quail are a few of the many animals found here. Surrounding land users are primarily agricultural, principally dry land wheat farming and dairy operations. The 150-acre Double Bar "S" Horse Ranch represents the only substantial in-holding. Read more about San Jacinto Wildlife Area Habitats (PDF).