Cleveland National Forest Nearby Hotel
When visiting the Corona Riverside area's Cleveland National Forest, stay with us at the SpringHill Suites Corona Riverside hotel after a long day exploring some of nature's wonderful sites and sounds. The hotel is located just an hour from this beautiful park.
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The Cleveland National Forest is the southernmost national forest in California. Named in honor of President Cleveland, the land was designated a national forest in 1908 by President Theodore Roosevelt. Concerns about watersheds and wildfires were the driving forces behind establishing national forests at that time. The Forest includes three mountain ranges: the Santa Ana, Palomar, and Laguna (Cuyamaca) Mountains. They are part of the Peninsular Range, which extends for 800 miles from the Santa Ana Mountains to Baja California. Farther to the north and east are the San Jacinto and Santa Rosa mountains. World famous Mount Palomar is one of the viewpoints along the crestline, where, on a clear day, you can see views of both desert and coastal California.
The Cleveland National Forest is an important recreation resource for the people of southern California. The most popular activities are camping, hiking, biking, horseback riding, picnicking, and scenic driving. Most hiking trails and facilities are open year round. Visit the official website of the Cleveland National Forest for more details on current activities and events by clicking here!
After a day exploring the Forest, stay at the SpringHill Suites Corona Riverside hotel and enjoy the comfort of the extra large rooms and the great hospitality our staff offers. With the Marriott luxury bedding including crisp linens, thicker mattresses, custom comforters and your choice of feather or foam pillows, you will enjoy your stay with us in the Corona Riverside, California area. Don't forget our Suite Seasons® Breakfast buffet to you start your day!
