Remember when we were a kid and couldn't wait for the first big snowfall so you could grab your inner tubes and toboggans (or trashcan lids) and hit any snow-covered hill around? Weren't those some of the best times in your life? Well, if you're visiting the San Bernardino Mountains this winter and are looking for a great place to take the kiddos (big kids, too) for a fun-filled day, head up to SNOWDRIFT TUBING PARK, Southern California's largest and oldest tubing park. The park is approximately 4 miles east of Running Springs on Rim of The World Highway (18).
The park supplies you with the tubes you'll need, which are specially designed with a belly strap and handles. They have slopes for the beginner, the intermediate and the advanced... a slope for everyone!
So the next time you're trying to think of something fun to do in the San Bernardino Mountains, head to Snowdrift Tubing Park.
out. If you're a breakfast-eater-outer, here are some of my faves here in our local mountains:
live in the mountains since Mother Nature can change her weather-mind in a spilt
second. If mountain folks don't prepare, they may face some expensive problems
(like broken pipes, for one) later on.
Because the area was all about logging in the late 1800's and early 1900's, the work horses and cows needed a grazing area and LACC was it!
celebrity guests at the grand opening included Bob Hope, Bing Crosby, Dean Martin and Tony Bennett. Then in 1978, 
who've been here "forever" or passed down from their descendants. Experience a reproduction of