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California
9.3 mi
Distance
5,115 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Angeles National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Mt. Baldy Trail
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Mt. Baldy Trail is a challenging ascent that climbs nearly 5,200 feet over 9.28 miles, offering rewarding views from one of Southern California's most prominent peaks. The trail features steep switchbacks through chaparral and pine forest, with increasingly exposed terrain as you gain elevation. This popular summit hike demands strong fitness and endurance but rewards hikers with panoramic vistas of the San Gabriel Mountains and surrounding valleys.
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~6 min drive
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