Nicknamed the "Hub City" for its role as a historic railroad junction source
Community character
Working-class railroad city known as the "Hub City," shaped by its history as a major Southern Pacific rail junction in the San Bernardino Valley. source
Colton Crossing
Historic rail junction, once one of the busiest at-grade railroad crossings in the United States source
Slover Mountain
Prominent limestone peak, historically the highest point in the San Bernardino Valley source
Colton Area Museum
Local history museum in the former Carnegie library building source
Fleming Park
Central city park with a playground, sports fields, and picnic areas source
Colton Municipal Park
One of the city's main parks maintained by the Recreation Division source
Agua Mansa
Historic southwest area settled by New Mexico pioneers in 1842 source
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