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California
1.8 mi
Distance
1,101 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Angeles National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Mt. Wilson
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Mt. Wilson is a steep but short alpine ascent offering dramatic elevation gain in less than two miles. This challenging climb rewards hikers with access to the Mt. Wilson Observatory area and expansive views of the San Gabriel Mountains and surrounding Southern California landscape. The trail features exposed ridgeline sections and rocky terrain typical of the San Gabriel high country.
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Colby Canyon
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San Gabriel Peak
~5 min drive
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