Pictures of Lake Arrowhead, California

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By SweetiePie

Pictures of Lake Arrowhead, California are are fun to take and to look at. On your trips to the San Bernardino Mountains you can photograph the beautiful scenery, and then you can enjoy your snapshots for years to come. So you are probably wondering how you can travel to Lake Arrowhead, California? To get here you will need to fly into one of the major Southern California airports, and then rent a car to drive to the San Bernardino Mountains. Lake Arrowhead is eighty miles east of LAX Airport and forty two miles east of the Ontario International Airport. I recommend using Google Maps to plan your driving route, but you can also use Google Transit to find public transportation from major Southern California airports to the San Bernardino Mountains. Plan to spend the day when you have time to walk around, see the sights, and at least take a few pictures here in the San Bernardino Mountains. I recommend staying for a few days so you can go on hikes, and see all the mountain has to offer.

Map of Lake Arrowhead

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Map of Lake Arrowhead, California.

If you come up to the San Bernardino Mountains during the winter and early spring, you may be lucky enough to capture some beautiful pictures of the snow.

Snowy Pictures Up In Lake Arrowhead, California

This snowy picture taken in Lake Arrowhead, California gives me to verve to go sledding.
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This snowy picture taken in Lake Arrowhead, California gives me to verve to go sledding.
Snow and trees are abounding in the San Bernardino Mountains.
Snow and trees are abounding in the San Bernardino Mountains.
A large amount of snow on a road in Lake Arrowhead.
A large amount of snow on a road in Lake Arrowhead.
Looking out the window and admiring the snow in Lake Arrowhead.
Looking out the window and admiring the snow in Lake Arrowhead.
Snow is frosting the trees in this picture.
Snow is frosting the trees in this picture.
The view of Hesperia on a snowy day.
The view of Hesperia on a snowy day.
You have to be willing to shovel snow if you live in Lake Arrowhead, or even if you are going to visit for a few days.
You have to be willing to shovel snow if you live in Lake Arrowhead, or even if you are going to visit for a few days.
A glorious picture of snow and sunlight at play.
A glorious picture of snow and sunlight at play.
The cloudy sky and the white powdering stuff.
The cloudy sky and the white powdering stuff.
A picture of The Pinnacles dusted with snow.
A picture of The Pinnacles dusted with snow.
Bits of blue sky peeking through the clouds.
Bits of blue sky peeking through the clouds.
A sideways picture of a tree I took that was dusted with snow.
A sideways picture of a tree I took that was dusted with snow.
A beautiful picture of Hesperia, which was taken up here in Lake Arrowhead.
A beautiful picture of Hesperia, which was taken up here in Lake Arrowhead.
I love the view as a go for walks in the San Bernardino Mountains.
I love the view as a go for walks in the San Bernardino Mountains.
Seeing snow on the trees in the distance is quite breaktaking.
Seeing snow on the trees in the distance is quite breaktaking.
Another picture of The Pinnacles after the blizzard.
Another picture of The Pinnacles after the blizzard.
February is the perfect time to see snow in Lake Arrowhead, California.
February is the perfect time to see snow in Lake Arrowhead, California.

Walking around the San Bernardino Mountains allows you to take so many beautiful pictures of the landscape, especially when it snows.

The trees are covered in snow.
The trees are covered in snow.
I especially love the oak trees with snow on them.
I especially love the oak trees with snow on them.
It is always fun to look at The Pinnacles after a snow flurry.
It is always fun to look at The Pinnacles after a snow flurry.
Make sure to wear snow boots before taking a walk in this frozen stuff.
Make sure to wear snow boots before taking a walk in this frozen stuff.
It is foggy and hard to see all of Hesperia.
It is foggy and hard to see all of Hesperia.

The thick snowfall inspired me to keep walking around and taking more frozen pictures up here in the Lake Arrowhead vicinity.  There is nothing like a winter snow fall to make you appreciate the beauty of this frozen stuff.

Snow of the fence.
Snow of the fence.
Snow on the road.
Snow on the road.
The frozen stuff on a tree.
The frozen stuff on a tree.
Icicles forming on a house.
Icicles forming on a house.
View of an icicle with a snow encrusted cedar tree.
View of an icicle with a snow encrusted cedar tree.
Snow is frosting the cedar tree.
Snow is frosting the cedar tree.
A deep snow in Lake Arrowhead, California.
A deep snow in Lake Arrowhead, California.
Another view of the snow.
Another view of the snow.
Three and the mountains after the snow.
Three and the mountains after the snow.
A view of the clouds during the snow.
A view of the clouds during the snow.
A pine tree is the focal point of this picture.
A pine tree is the focal point of this picture.
The outline of The Pinnacles during a snowy day.
The outline of The Pinnacles during a snowy day.
The view of Hesperia with snow in the San Bernardino Mountains.
The view of Hesperia with snow in the San Bernardino Mountains.
Icing and snowy will not deter me from a walk.
Icing and snowy will not deter me from a walk.
Another glorious landscape photograph looking down towards Hesperia.
Another glorious landscape photograph looking down towards Hesperia.

Taking Pictures In Lake Arrowhead

Taking pictures up in Lake Arrowhead is easy to do with a digital camera, so make sure yours is fully charged, or that you at least have backup batteries before you come up to the San Bernardino Mountains.  So enjoy creating some beautiful nature photography that you will be able to share with family and friends long after your vacation.

Comments

Adventure Colorad profile image

Adventure Colorad Level 1 Commenter 13 months ago

Very nice photos, just some friendly advice, if you can adjust the exposure on your camera, set it to over expose by about a stop when you are taking pictures of mostly snowy scenes, that will help your snow come out white, rather than grey.

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SweetiePie Hub Author 13 months ago

Thank you!

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marititina Level 1 Commenter 4 months ago

Adventure Colorad, i disagree about the over exposure. There is not connection between the over exposure and the white balance.

Thanks

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SweetiePie Hub Author 4 months ago

Thanks for sharing this info marititina. I just take pictures for the composition and the beauty, and as reference for my artwork.

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sgbrown Level 7 Commenter 3 months ago

Great pictures! It looks like a beautiful place. I especially like the pictures with the blue sky breaking through. I love taking pictures, I'm sure I would enjoy this place. Thank you for sharing them with us! :)

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SweetiePie Hub Author 3 months ago

Hi sgbrown,

I am glad you enjoyed this hub.

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