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California
1.6 mi
Distance
989 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Angeles National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Winter Creek (Upper)
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Winter Creek (Upper) is a short but steep alpine hike featuring nearly 1,000 feet of elevation gain in just 1.6 miles. This challenging ascent rewards hikers with access to the upper creek drainage and surrounding high country terrain. The trail offers a quick but intense workout with significant elevation change typical of California's mountain creek valleys.
First Water
~1 min drive
Short foothill trail with gentle elevation gain near First Water.
Winter Creek (Lower)
~1 min drive
Moderate creek-side hike with 925 ft gain through scenic riparian canyon.
Bear Canyon
~10 min drive
Moderate 9-mile canyon hike with 1,075 ft elevation gain.
Sturtevant Loop
~1 min drive
Steep 1.67-mile loop with 899 ft gain in the San Gabriel Mountains.
Zion Trail
~1 min drive
Moderate 3.72-mile Zion hike with 1,433 ft elevation gain and dramatic red rock views.
Barley Flat Trail
~10 min drive
Moderate 6.6-mile foothill hike with 370 ft elevation gain.
Mt. Wilson
~3 min drive
Steep 1.8-mile alpine climb to Mt. Wilson Observatory with panoramic mountain views.
Sturtevant
~3 min drive
Steep San Gabriel Mountains climb with nearly 3,200 ft gain in under 5 miles.
Silver Fish Trail
~14 min drive
Demanding 27-mile backcountry trek with 3,828 ft elevation gain.
Mt Lowe (West)
~9 min drive
Steep 2.56-mile climb to Mt Lowe with 1,412 ft elevation gain.
