Fine Foods, Wine & Spirits Visit Jensen’s in downtown Blue Jay for a complete grocery shopping experience. From the Deli with fresh salads, cold-cuts, and chef prepared meals, to the bakery with cakes, donuts, and pastries, and to the wine & spirits collection, to the select butcher department, you will find it all. They have a florist, delivery service, plus a Starbucks.
Local Pharmacy & Drug Store Located in downtown Blue Jay, this is Lake Arrowhead’s primary drug store and pharmacy. Along with health and wellness products, they offer cosmetics, school supplies, food, and snacks, greeting cards, toys, beer, wine, liquor, household items, books, magazines, and gifts.
Hiking Trails for all levels and durations. Check out All Trails guide to find something to fit your needs.
A non-profit wildlife sanctuary, educational facility, and visitation center for endangered and indigenous wild animals. Meet Snickers the orphaned Black Beer, and his friends like owls, racoons, and bobcats.
Iconic Wool Apparel & Blankets Shop for unique wool apparel for men and women, and items for the home. You will find wool shirts, blankets, sweaters, jackets, coats, hats, and more best-selling clothing. They have a great selection of wool scarfs, gloves, tote bags, and socks that are terrific for Lake Arrowhead living (they sell non-wool items too).
An Intimate Antique & Home Furnishings Mall An adventure in shopping for home decor, furnishings, antiques, and gifts is what you’ll find at this unique store located in a shopping strip center adjacent to the Cedar Glen Inn and the Trading post in historic Cedar Glen. You will find amazing items from around the world to furnish your mountain home or cabin.
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The name from the rock formation in the form of an Arrowhead on the face of the San Bernardino Mountain, near Arrowhead Hot Springs, which is rooted in Indian legend and found at the bottom of Highway 18