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Lake Arrowhead

Lake Arrowhead’s postcard perfect landscape has attracted visitors since the 1920s. Located just hours from the bustling centers of L.A. or San Diego, what makes vacationing in Lake Arrowhead appealing is its elevation of just over 5100 feet in the majestic San Bernardino National Forest. Such a setting - renowned as “The Alps of Southern California” - provides a stunning backdrop of thick pine, cedar, and dogwood forests, contrasting with deep blue waters. This natural wonderland offers an escape from city life, letting you trade the hustle and bustle for fresh mountain air and quiet trails.

Lake Arrowhead is a premier Southern California destination offering countless outdoor recreation opportunities year-round. From free summer concerts and lake cruises to neighboring ski resorts, every season offers something special at Lake Arrowhead. Another draw is the storybook feel at Lake Arrowhead Village, reflected in the charm of Swiss chalets housing a blend of over 50 specialty shops, boutiques, and restaurants.

During the warmer months, Lake Arrowhead is the ideal spot for boating, water skiing, and fishing. Additionally, hikers and mountain bikers will appreciate miles of scenic trails to explore, including the famous Pacific Crest Trail. Be sure to take in the stunning landscape by visiting Strawberry Peak Lookout or set out on adventure at Sky Park. In winter, the area transforms into a snowy playground for skiing, snowboarding, and snowshoeing at nearby mountain resorts.

Lake Arrowhead is also a history enthusiast's paradise. Back in the 1900s, it was initially developed as a reservoir project. Nearly two decades later, the Arrowhead Lake Company bought the Little Bear Valley and surrounding areas with the goal of turning the mile-high man-made lake into an inviting recreational and residential spot - changing its name from Little Bear to Lake Arrowhead. During the 1920s and 30s the area evolved into a retreat for Hollywood celebrities. To this day, you can spot the grand alpine estates and luxury lodges built by the stars to escape L.A.'s bustling scene.

Enjoy an elevated escape in the San Bernardino Mountains at Lake Arrowhead and experience the comfort of alpine luxury.


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Lake Arrowhead

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Lake Arrowhead, located in the beautiful San Bernardino Mountains of Southern California, offers a relaxed alpine vibe, stunning pine forests, and crisp mountain air. Visitors flock here to enjoy waterfront dining at Lake Arrowhead Village, ski at nearby resorts, and hike scenic trails.

Our Casago Lake Arrowhead team uses its local knowledge to provide premier guest experiences in this storybook setting. We know exactly what makes a mountain getaway special, and we make sure every stay exceeds your expectations. As locals, we're your go-to for tips on the hidden spots to hike, best scenic boat tours, and top outdoor adventures. It also means that if you need anything during your stay, we're just a short drive away from assisting.

For homeowners, we deliver complete confidence in our property management services through transparent communication and dedicated, professional care of your investment.

Whether you want a cozy A-frame cabin in the woods or a large luxury lodge with panoramic views, explore our wide selection of Lake Arrowhead vacation rentals and book your perfect stay today.


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Frequently Asked Questions

The best time to visit depends on what you want to do while you're visiting. Summer in Lake Arrowhead is ideal for boating, swimming, and hiking, while winter's snow makes skiing and snowboarding a joy. Fall and spring are more of the off-season, providing beautiful changing foliage, crowd-free trails, and adventures.

Driving is the easiest and most direct way to arrive since Lake Arrowhead is just 90 miles east of Los Angeles. You can take State Route 18, known as the Rim of the World Highway, for incredible mountain views along the way. Additionally, Lake Arrowhead is located about 25 miles from San Bernardino.

For those flying to the area, the best airport to fly into to get to Lake Arrowhead is the Ontario International Airport (ONT), which serves greater Los Angeles and is located about 45 miles away.


Lake Arrowhead Village is a top spot for dining, shopping, and entertainment. Outdoor lovers should definitely explore the trails at SkyPark at Santa's Village, hike to majestic Aztec Falls, or take a scenic boat tour on the Arrowhead Queen to view historic lakefront estates.

Yes, especially during November-April, when mountain weather can change rapidly. Also, local highway patrols frequently require chains on all vehicles during snowstorms, even if you drive an all-wheel-drive vehicle.

No, because it's a private lake, so only property owners and their guests have direct boat access. However, you can easily enjoy the water by booking a guided tour on the Arrowhead Queen or taking lessons at the local water ski school.

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