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California
17.2 mi
Distance
4,915 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Angeles National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Condor Peak Trail
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Condor Peak Trail is a challenging high-elevation trek offering expansive views across California's rugged terrain. With nearly 5,000 feet of elevation gain over 17+ miles, this expert-level route rewards dedicated hikers with stunning vistas and the opportunity to reach a prominent peak. The sustained climb through varied terrain makes this a serious undertaking best suited for experienced backcountry hikers.
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