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A few short hours from the heat, congestion, and fast paced life of Los Angeles, up in the hills above the smog and traffic, awaits Lake Arrowhead. Once a hunting ground for the Paiute Tribe and a trading hub for the Serrano Indians, these days, it is a popular vacation destination for Southern Californians.
During the western expansion of the United States, the Mormon Road cut right through the San Bernardino mountains and led pioneers through the Little Bear Valley Area. By the late 1890s, growth in the Southern California Valleys below had many looking for an ideal reservoir in the hills, and work began on the site of what would become Lake Arrowhead. It took until the 1920s, however, for the project to see completion after being beset by legal challenges and ownership changes. The name "Lake Arrowhead" comes not from the shape of the resulting lake, but from a rock formation on the face of a nearby mountain, rooted in Indian lore. The dam builders had their sights set on developing a new resort enclave to take advantage of the new waterfront vistas. View Lake Arrowhead City Guide