Campbell Hills

The Campbell Hills is a small, rugged mountain range located in the southeastern corner of California. Characterized by steep, rocky slopes and numerous craggy peaks, the range is part of the Transverse Ranges system that runs east-west across Southern California. Elevations in the Campbell Hills generally range from around 4,000 feet up to the highest point at 7,600 feet. The terrain is predominantly composed of igneous and metamorphic rock, with areas of scree, talus, and sparse vegetation. Despite its modest size, the Campbell Hills offer a remote and challenging outdoor experience for those seeking to explore its wild landscapes.