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1. Kenyon Devore Trail to Mount Wilson (16.3 miles) This is a beautiful, mostly forested trail with oaks, Manzanita and chaparral along its lower portion, and Alder, California Laurel and Big Leaf Maple trees where the trail follows and crosses Strains Canyon Burbank, California, United States |
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Intermediate 9.0 miles 2600 ft |
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2. Charlton Flat to Mount Mooney and Devil's Peak (21.7 miles) These are two short, separate hikes to adjacent peaks. Both are short walks up an open ridge line to the top Burbank, California, United States |
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Easy 1.5 miles 250 ft |
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3. Charlton Flat to Vetter Mountain (21.8 miles) Enjoy wildlife and wildflower along this easy trail Burbank, California, United States |
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Easy 3.0 miles 400 ft |
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4. Chilao to Devil's Canyon Trail (22.7 miles) Devil’s Canyon lies within the San Gabriel Wilderness, a rugged area with streams, falls, gorges and forest, varying from the elfin chaparral to open pine and spruce groves Burbank, California, United States |
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Strenuous 7.0 miles 1200 ft |
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5. Chialo to Mount Hillyer via Horse Flats (23.2 miles) Hike to the summit for beautiful views Burbank, California, United States |
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Intermediate 6.0 miles 1000 ft |
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6. Three Points to Twin Peaks Saddle, Mount Waterman and Buckhorn (25.1 miles) This is a beautiful hike through some of the finest Angeles National Forest high country La Canada, California, United States |
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Strenuous 11.8 miles 3700 ft |
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7. Buckhorn to Mount Waterman (27.4 miles) This is a pleasant hike through open pine and fir forest any time of the year that snow conditions permit Los Angeles, California, United States |
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Intermediate 7.0 miles 1300 ft |
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8. Buckhorn to Cooper Canyon and Littlerock Creek (27.6 miles) This hike takes you through some of the most beautiful country of the San Gabriel Mountains Burbank, California, United States |
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Intermediate 4.4 miles 900 ft |
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9. Eagles Roost to Littlerock Creek (29.6 miles) This trail passes through some of the most beautiful forested areas of the San Gabriel Mountains Buckhorn, California, United States |
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Intermediate 7.0 miles 1100 ft |
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10. Crystal Lake to Mount Islip (29.9 miles) If the valley air is clear, you'll see desert, mountains and the valley all the way to the ocean Azusa , California, United States |
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Intermediate 7.3 miles 2200 ft |
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11. Crystal Lake to South Mount Hawkins (30.0 miles) This is a moderately strenuous hike but a most pleasant one, through open forest and with fine views Burbank, California, United States |
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Intermediate 10.0 miles 2800 ft |
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12. Islip Saddle to Mount Williamson (30.8 miles) Mt. Williamson affords a spectacular view of the strange rock formations of the Devil’s Punchbowl, as well as part of the famous San Andreas Fault Burbank, California, United States |
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Intermediate 5.0 miles 1600 ft |
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13. Islip Saddle to Little Jimmy and Mount Islip (31.0 miles) Mt. Islip affords spectacular views over the San Gabriel Valley to the south and clear to the ocean, if the air is clear Burbank, California, United States |
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Intermediate 6.1 miles 1250 ft |
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14. Dawson Saddle to Throop Peak (33.3 miles) Many peaks of the San Gabriel Mountains offer superb views, and this is one of the best La Canada, California, United States |
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Intermediate 4.0 miles 1200 ft |
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15. Vincent Gap to Mount Baden-Powell (35.7 miles) One of the highest peaks in the San Gabriel Mountains, tremendous views, fascinating trees and a good trail make this a most popular hike Big Pines, California, United States |
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Strenuous 8.0 miles 2800 ft |
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16. Vincent Gap to Prairie Fork (35.8 miles) While this trip is a good one for fishermen, it is also rewarding for the general hiker Big Pines, California, United States |
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Intermediate 8.8 miles 2000 ft |
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17. Baldy Notch to Mount San Antonio (35.9 miles) The crown jewel of the San Gabriel Mountains, majestic Mt. San Antonio towers over all other peaks in the range Claremont , California, United States |
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Intermediate 6.5 miles 2200 ft |
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18. Blue Ridge to Mount San Antonio (Mount Baldy) (37.1 miles) For a High Country trip encompassing the three highest peaks in the San Gabriel Mountains and the grandeur and adventure of high mountains, this trip is a winner La Canada, California, United States |
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Strenuous 10.0 miles 3000 ft |
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19. Icehouse Canyon Trail (37.4 miles) This is all beautifully forested country, with fine views from all the peaks Claremont , California, United States |
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Intermediate 7.3 miles 2600 ft |
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20. Prairie Fork to Upper Fish Fork (38.2 miles) The upper Fish Fork, a tributary of the East Fork of San Gabriel River, is one of the more wild and isolated areas of the Angeles National Forest La Canada, California, United States |
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Intermediate 8.0 miles 1000 ft |
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21. Big Sycamore Canyon (42.4 miles) Easy one-way hike down the canyon to the beach, or a strenuous 16 mile hike there-and-back. Camarillo, California, United States |
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Easy 8.0 miles 0 ft |
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