Communities
Highland, California: a quiet suburb at the mountain's edge
Highland sits at about 1,300 feet at the foot of the San Bernardino Mountains in San Bernardino County, a residential suburb of roughly 57,000 people. With citrus-town roots and mountain views, it offers a quieter, family-oriented pace.
Local highlights
What living in Highland is really like
The schools, parks, commute, and everyday rhythm that make Highland a place people stay.
Schools
Highland is served by the Redlands Unified and San Bernardino City Unified districts, split roughly by City Creek, with schools named California Distinguished Schools.
Parks & Recreation
Highland Community Park and the adjacent San Bernardino National Forest put recreation close, with Glen Helen Regional Park nearby.
Commute
SR-210 runs through town, linking west toward Pasadena and east to I-10 in Redlands, with the I-15 interchange nearby in Fontana.
Lifestyle
A quiet, family-oriented Inland Empire community with a citrus heritage, mountain views, and a slower pace.
Market Notes
More affordable foothill housing with scenic views and room to grow, a practical alternative to pricier neighborhoods.
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