Victorville: High Desert Crossroads on the Old Route 66
Victorville sits at the edge of the Mojave Desert in San Bernardino County, roughly 90 miles northeast of Los Angeles on the other side of the Cajon Pass. Route 66 once carried travelers through the center of town, and remnants of that era still line sections of 7th Street. The city grew slowly until the 1990s, when affordable land and housing prices pulled commuters willing to drive the long grade down Interstate 15 to jobs in the Inland Empire and Los Angeles Basin.
The former George Air Force Base, closed in 1992, has been partially converted into the Southern California Logistics Airport. The facility handles cargo operations and aircraft maintenance, and the surrounding logistics corridor has attracted distribution centers for companies serving the Southern California consumer market. Victor Valley College, a community college on the north side of town, serves students from across the High Desert.
Spring Mountain Ranch, the old Roy Rogers and Dale Evans ranch, is nearby. The California Route 66 Museum in downtown Victorville documents the highway's history with photographs, memorabilia, and a restored Volkswagen bus. Summer temperatures regularly exceed 100 degrees, but the elevation of nearly 3,000 feet brings cold winters with occasional snow.
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Victorville sits at the edge of the Mojave Desert in San Bernardino County, roughly 90 miles northeast of Los Angeles on the other side of the Cajon Pass. Route 66 once carried travelers through the center of town, and remnants of that era still line sections of 7th Street. The city grew slowly until the 1990s, when affordable land and housing prices pulled commuters willing to drive the long grade down Interstate 15 to jobs in the Inland Empire and Los Angeles Basin.
The former George Air Force Base, closed in 1992, has been partially converted into the Southern California Logistics Airport. The facility handles cargo operations and aircraft maintenance, and the surrounding logistics corridor has attracted distribution centers for companies serving the Southern California consumer market. Victor Valley College, a community college on the north side of town, serves students from across the High Desert.
Spring Mountain Ranch, the old Roy Rogers and Dale Evans ranch, is nearby. The California Route 66 Museum in downtown Victorville documents the highway's history with photographs, memorabilia, and a restored Volkswagen bus. Summer temperatures regularly exceed 100 degrees, but the elevation of nearly 3,000 feet brings cold winters with occasional snow.
Escortservice.com reviews and lists escort websites operating in Victorville and the Victor Valley region. The directory evaluates web presences and publishes results. No meetings are arranged, no provider credentials are verified, and the site is not a party to any agreement. You must be at least 21 to access Escortservice.com.
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