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The Saddleback Inn at Lake Arrowhead


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Lake Arrowhead, Ca - The ‘Alps' of Southern California


Lodging: The Saddleback Inn at Lake Arrowhead

Surrounded by 4 1/2 acres of wooded forest, the Saddleback Inn is the only stand-alone cabin complex in Lake Arrowhead at the lake and village. You can enjoy one, two or three bedroom cabins, or stay at the Main Inn and enjoy a luxurious deluxe clean and private room. All cabins, suites and bedrooms feature a charming, rich decor, fireplaces and huge double jacuzzi tubs. The Saddleback Inn is the only three- diamond rated Inn by AAA in Lake Arrowhead Ca and is easy to get to on clear open roads. The Saddleback Grill inside the Saddleback Inn serves gourmet southwestern cuisine and is a favorite of critics and locals alike.

History of the Saddleback Inn at Lake Arrowhead

The popularity and gorgeous setting of Lake Arrowhead also fascinated two ambitious middle-aged sisters from the Midwest who built their dream castle in 1919 at the entrance to Lake Arrowhead. This three story, twenty-eight room English tavern style ‘castle' at Lake Arrowhead named The Raven played host to Southern California's famous, including Howard Hughes, Charles Lindbergh, and many other movie stars, celebrities, and Hollywood executives who visited Lake Arrowhead Ca.

Encircled by 100-year-old cedars and pines overlooking Lake Arrowhead, today The Raven is a restored historical landmark now called The Saddleback Inn. This Lake Arrowhead inn features charming guest rooms in the original castle that are reminiscent of the famous people who frequented this Lake Arrowhead landmark surrounded by private rustic cottages set along cobblestone paths, flowering dogwoods, and elegant birch trees. The Saddleback Inn provides a lovely lodging experience for individuals, couples, families, or groups visiting Lake Arrowhead Ca.

Amenities

By way of queen or king beds, stone fireplaces, double whirlpool baths, air conditioning, refrigerators, suite combinations of one to three bedrooms, and even some pet friendly cottages, The Saddleback Inn at Lake Arrowhead offers something for everyone. The Saddleback Inn is also within walking distance of Lake Arrowhead and the main commercial shopping and restaurant area, Lake Arrowhead Village.

The charm and delightful humor of this impeccably clean establishment is accented by the destination's fine dining restaurant, The Saddleback Grill, a Lake Arrowhead critic's choice and a favorite of guests and locals.

Visit The Saddleback Inn's website at www.saddlebackinn.com for a virtual tour of their Lake Arrowhead accommodations and a look at their enchanting grounds. Make your reservation today for The Saddleback Inn at Lake Arrowhead by calling 1-800-858-3334.

About Lake Arrowhead

Nestled in the mountains of the San Bernardino National Forest, Lake Arrowhead, also known as "The Alps of Southern California," is a cozy mountain resort paradise featuring numerous outdoor recreational activities, stunning year round scenery and wildlife, and a natural peacefulness that has lured people to these mountains for centuries.

Originally inhabited by the Serrano Indians, the beauty and rich natural resources of Lake Arrowhead later attracted the logging and cattle ranching industries before Lake Arrowhead became a cherished vacation in the early 1900s.

Four Season Outdoor Activities In Lake Arrowhead

One of the most prized assets of Lake Arrowhead is that it truly experiences four distinct seasons. Lake Arrowhead's weather offers residents and visitors alike the opportunity to enjoy a wide variety of outdoor activities.

Spring in Lake Arrowhead brings mild temperatures and bright colors as the area bursts with life. Blooms flower, wildlife babies emerge from their winter hideaways, and the sounds of chirping birds fill the air around Lake Arrowhead.

Hiking is a popular spring activity in Lake Arrowhead. There are many hiking trails in Lake Arrowhead, with a favorite being the Pacific Coast Trail, which is about seven miles away from Lake Arrowhead, running from the Mexico border to Canada.

Anglers everywhere know that spring is the best time of the year to land a big fish. Whether you're looking to snag a big one or just want to enjoy the experience with a little catch and release, you can cast your jig or bait in Lake Arrowhead or in nearby public Lake Gregory for Bass, Carp, Catfish, Crappie, Kokanee Salmon, Sunfish, and Trout.

Summer in Lake Arrowhead is warm and cozy, without being hot and humid. The gentle breeze from Lake Arrowhead provides just the right amount of cool during this time of year when water sports are at their most exciting and sunbathing is at its most relaxing. Swimming, water skiing, boating, and more take place during the summer in Lake Arrowhead's beach clubs while those who are guests of Lake Arrowhead property owners can make full use of this beautiful private lake and anyone can take part in water activities at nearby Lake Gregory.

When visiting during the summer, you must remember to take the Lake Arrowhead Queen Paddleboat Tour, which lasts about an hour and takes you around the perimeter of Lake Arrowhead. The notoriously hilarious tour guide is famous for his jokes and one-liners and always has the entire boat in stitches as he points out celebrity homes and tells stories and fun facts about the area like there have been 120 movies filmed in Lake Arrowhead, including Heidi, The American President, Space Jam, and the 1998 remake of The Parent Trap.

The red, gold, and orange colors of the mountains in the fall provide just the right backdrop for camping in Lake Arrowhead. One of the most popular Lake Arrowhead campgrounds is the North Shore Campground. Only three miles from Lake Arrowhead Village, this beautiful campground features modern amenities for campers like running water and restrooms.

In addition to Lake Arrowhead activities, San Bernardino National Forest also provides outdoor activities in the forest with equestrian trails and trails for mountain biking and off road vehicles. With cool evenings and warm days, fall is glorious in Lake Arrowhead.

Winter in Lake Arrowhead brings fluffy white snow that transforms Lake Arrowhead into a winter wonderland, but don't let that keep you away. Skiing and snowboarding are favorite winter activities at the Lake Arrowhead mountain ski resorts of Snow Valley, Bear Mountain, and Snow Summit.

Also in the winter at Lake Arrowhead, The Big Bear Ranger Station and Discovery Center hosts a snowshoe tour, several groups offer guided winter hikes, and you can ice skate at one of the world's most beautiful outdoor skating rinks.

Plenty More To Do In Lake Arrowhead

While outdoor activities are a favorite of those in Lake Arrowhead, there is still plenty to do if you're not a sporty person at heart. Lake Arrowhead is teeming with shopping, dining, culture, and fun events.

Lake Arrowhead Village is the area's main commercial hot spot for both visitors and locals. With a variety of unique fashion boutiques, outlet stores, restaurants, and even a supermarket, Lake Arrowhead Village can provide you with excellent shopping and dining. Also home to a free summer concert series from May through September, Lake Arrowhead Village entertains thousands at more than forty free concerts each Friday and Saturday night and on holidays throughout the summer.

The Annual Lake Arrowhead Home Tour takes participants on a tour of some of the most remarkable homes in Lake Arrowhead. Whether a historic log cabin with a significant story to tell or a modern and high tech lakefront mansion, this tour can provide you with a look at the finest architecture and décor Lake Arrowhead has to offer.

The Lake Arrowhead Yacht Club, which began operations in 1932, has over 350 members and a fleet of over 35 sailboats and The Annual Antique and Classic Wooden Boat Show in Lake Arrowhead features historic wooden boats from manufacturers of the past.

Lake Arrowhead is home to the Ice Castle International Training Center, an Olympic training facility for figure skaters, and The University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), operates the UCLA Conference Center near Lake Arrowhead, a full service conference facility with lodging and meeting space.

Plan Your Visit To Lake Arrowhead

As a scenic mountain resort in the San Bernardino Mountains, Lake Arrowhead's community has a strong sense of local pride and the economy is mostly dependent on tourism. The primary tourism industries of Lake Arrowhead include real estate, lodging, dining, recreation, and retail sales. Other communities in the Lake Arrowhead area include Cedar Glen, Blue Jay, Crestline, and Running Springs, as well as the winter sports areas in Lake Arrowhead of Snow Valley and Snow Summit.

Whether you're looking for a relaxing escape or a thrilling outdoor adventure, Lake Arrowhead has it. With plenty of outdoor activities, shopping, dining, and entertainment within a laid back and pet friendly atmosphere, Lake Arrowhead offers a perfect destination for individuals, couples, families, and groups of all sizes.