Cajon Neighborhood Guide
9of 16 San Bernardino Neighborhoods
Where The Pass Meets Your Commute
🧭Generally defined as the area: North of downtown along Cajon Boulevard up toward Muscoy, bordered loosely by I-215 to the west, the foothills and Cajon Pass to the north, and Waterman Avenue stretching east
📌Cajon is best known for: The constant rumble of freight trains and big rigs
👕You can spot a Cajon local by: Their ability to sleep through train horns at 3am
👍Move here if you want: Cheap rent and zero pretense about what you're getting
👎Don't say we didn't warn you about: Trains that block crossings during your morning commute
✨TL;DR: Built for moving things, not impressing people
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Train horns, truckers, and people heading somewhere else
