Whitewater: I-10 : (371) East of SR-62
Tucked into San Gorgonio Pass, Whitewater is a place whose character is shaped by wind funneled between the San Bernardino and San Jacinto mountains. The small Riverside County community stands beside the Whitewater River and Interstate 10, on the principal overland corridor linking the Inland Empire with the Coachella Valley. Rows of wind turbines across the pass form part of one of California’s most recognizable wind-energy landscapes, while wide, gravelly washes and desert scrub mark the transition toward the Colorado Desert. The pass has long directed travel through this mountain barrier; today it carries road, rail and energy infrastructure alongside open desert ground. Whitewater’s setting is defined less by a conventional town center than by this broad, hard-working passage through Southern California.
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Whitewater occupies the mouth of Whitewater Canyon in California’s San Gorgonio Pass, between the San Bernardino and San Jacinto mountains. The Whitewater River descends from the San Bernardino Mountains here before crossing the dry floor of the Coachella Valley, giving this small Riverside County community a setting distinct from nearby desert resorts. Whitewater Preserve protects river habitat and canyon trails, and incorporates the site of the former Whitewater Trout Farm. Interstate 10 follows the pass, a principal Southern California route between the Los Angeles Basin and the desert. Find related webcams around San Gorgonio Pass to build a fuller picture of Whitewater.
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