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California
3.0 mi
Distance
2,275 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Angeles National Forest
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No access route mapped
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Why you'll love it
Baldy Bowl Trail
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Baldy Bowl Trail is a steep and challenging ascent in the San Gabriel Mountains, gaining over 2,200 feet in just three miles. This relentless climb through chaparral and exposed terrain rewards hikers with expansive views of the surrounding peaks and valleys. The trail is popular among experienced hikers seeking a strenuous workout with significant elevation gain.
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~5 min drive
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~9 min drive
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Strenuous 8.62-mile Sierra climb with 3,549 ft elevation gain.
Stonehouse - Stonehouse Cut-Of
~10 min drive
Steep 1.6-mile connector with 1,010 ft gain—intense elevation challenge.
Acorn
~8 min drive
Steady 3.6-mile foothills climb with 2,184 ft elevation gain through oak woodlands.
