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California
6.2 mi
Distance
1,829 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside San Bernardino National Forest
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No access route mapped
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Why you'll love it
Cahuilla Mountain
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Cahuilla Mountain offers a moderately challenging ascent through the San Jacinto Mountains region with nearly 1,830 feet of elevation gain over 6.2 miles. This trail provides rewarding views of the surrounding mountain landscape and access to the Cahuilla Mountain summit area. The route combines steady climbing with mountain terrain typical of Southern California's higher elevation trails.
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Webster
~18 min drive
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Deer Springs
~19 min drive
Easy 2-mile trail with 509 ft gain near Deer Springs, California.
Hixon-Bautista
~9 min drive
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Fobes
~20 min drive
Short, scenic 3-mile hike with moderate elevation gain near Fobes.
Suicide Rock
~22 min drive
Easy 1.4-mile climb to a scenic rock outcrop with mountain views.
South Fork
~12 min drive
Moderate 8.92-mile foothill hike with 2,516 ft elevation gain.
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~22 min drive
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Little Tahquitz Valley
~24 min drive
Easy alpine valley hike with meadows and mountain views near Tahquitz Peak.
Ramona
~15 min drive
Moderate 7.4-mile climb with 2,087 ft gain through San Diego chaparral.
