Inland Empire
The Inland Empire is a metropolitan area and region of Southern California, situated directly east of the Los Angeles. Most of the area's population is located in the southwest portion of San Bernardino County and the northwest section of Riverside County.
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Chow down in Greater Ontario
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Getting outdoors in Greater Ontario
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Greater Ontario, gateway to the SoCal Experience
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Greater Ontario restaurant week, yum!
DogTrekker's newest city partner, Greater Ontario, is celebrating restaurant week this week through July 16. Check out the videos showcasing some of their delicious restaurants just waiting for you to try them! Read more
Big fun in Big Bear Lake
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Nothing to Growl About at Big Bear Lake
Big Bear Lake in San Bernardino County is an under-the-radar destination for Northern Californians, but in SoCal, it’s been a dear-to-the heart, dog-friendly summer vacation magnet for more than a century. Perched at a slightly higher elevation than Lake Tahoe (6,743 feet vs. 6,225), it’s a purely snow-fed reservoir with clear water and lots of recreation options. Read more