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California
1.5 mi
Distance
665 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
Cucamonga Peak - Non Wildernes
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No permit or access details on file for this trail — check with the local land manager before you go.
Cucamonga Peak's non-wilderness route offers a shorter, more accessible approach to this San Gabriel Mountains summit. This steep but straightforward trail gains significant elevation in just 1.5 miles, rewarding hikers with expansive views of the surrounding peaks and valleys. The non-wilderness designation means easier access without backcountry permits, making it ideal for those seeking alpine scenery without extensive commitment.
Middlefork - Wilderness
~4 min drive
Steep wilderness climb with significant elevation gain and remote alpine scenery.
Stonehouse - Stonehouse Cut-Of
~4 min drive
Steep 1.6-mile connector with 1,010 ft gain—intense elevation challenge.
Ontario Peak Trail
~5 min drive
Moderate 5-mile climb to Ontario Peak with 1,921 ft elevation gain.
Cucamonga Pk- Icehouse Saddle
~5 min drive
Steep San Gabriel Mountains climb to scenic Icehouse Saddle with panoramic views.
Middlefork Non Wilderness
~4 min drive
Steep 2.8-mile Sierra foothill climb with 1,242 ft elevation gain.
Chapman Trail
~8 min drive
Steady 3.24-mile climb with 1,245 ft gain through California foothills.
Icehouse Canyon Trail
~6 min drive
Steep canyon trail with significant elevation gain in the San Gabriel Mountains.
Telegraph Peak Trail
~6 min drive
Quick, steep summit climb with rewarding panoramic views.
Devils Backbone Trail
~8 min drive
Steep 5.4-mile ridge climb with 2,642 ft elevation gain and panoramic views.
Three T's
~7 min drive
Moderate 6.25-mile loop with 1,519 ft gain and scenic ridge views.
