Location: Los Angeles County, about 3 miles north of La Crescenta, 20 miles from Los Angeles, within the city limits

Maps

Auto Club: Los Angeles and Vicinity, San Fernando Valley

Forest Service: Angeles National Forest

USGS Topo: Condor Peak 7½

HPS: Route(s), waypoints and explanation of usage

Distance: 10 miles round trip on trail and fire road

Gain: 2200'

Time: 5 hours round trip

Rating: Class 1, moderate

Navigation: Moderate

Original: John Frost, February 1968

DRIVING ROUTE 2

• From the intersection of I-210 and Angeles Crest Highway in La Cañada, drive north on Angeles Crest Highway 5.3 miles to mileage marker 30.0. Park on the west side of the road. There is more space a little farther on the east side of the road.

HIKING ROUTE 2

• From the parking area (3000'), a trail starts at the south end of the parking area. It is difficult to spot at the start. Follow is as it climbs 1/2 mile through a cut area to a logging road.
• Go right (northwest) on the logging road for 1/4 mile to a saddle where it intersects 2N80.
• Go left and hike up 2N80 about a mile to where it intersects 2N76 that comes up from the southeast.
• Turn right on 2N76 and follow it northwest up to the summit. The register is at a false summit east of the radio towers and north of the road at the point where it gains the summit ridge.