Nealeys Corner: I-15 : (99) 0.5 Miles S of Glenhelen
Nealeys Corner has served as a roadside junction in California’s Inland Empire since the automobile age. The unincorporated locality lies on Interstate 215 near Glen Helen Parkway, at the southern approach to Cajon Pass, the long-used route between the San Bernardino Valley and the Mojave Desert. Traffic lanes, freight rail infrastructure and commercial development reflect the importance of this transportation corridor. The dry foothills around the pass mark the transition toward the San Gabriel and San Bernardino mountain country. Nearby Glen Helen Regional Park contains the Glen Helen Amphitheater, an outdoor venue for major concerts and festivals in San Bernardino County.
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