Banning

Banning combines a small-city pace with the movement of a major desert corridor in a way that reflects its position in San Gorgonio Pass. Set between the San Bernardino and San Jacinto mountains, the city lies along Interstate 10, where Southern California’s inland basins lead toward the Coachella Valley. Banning was named for Phineas Banning, a 19th-century businessman often called the Father of the Port of Los Angeles. The nearby Gilman Historic Ranch and Wagon Museum preserves part of the area’s ranching and transportation story. Browse additional webcams from the San Gorgonio Pass area to extend your view of inland Southern California.

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