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Location: San Bernardino County, about 5 miles west-northwest of Lake Arrowhead, 86 miles from Los Angeles
Maps
- Auto Club: Los Angeles and Vicinity, San Bernardino Mountain Area
- Forest Service: San Bernardino National Forest
- USGS Topo: Lake Arrowhead 7½
- HPS:
Route(s),
waypoints and
explanation of usage
Nearby Peaks: The Pinnacles
Printable version of this route
ROUTE 1
(USFS Adventure Pass required)
- Distance: 2 miles round trip cross-country
- Gain: 600'
- Time: 1 1/2 hours round trip
- Rating: Class 1, class 2 summit, easy
- Navigation: Moderate
- Leader Rating: "I", normal conditions
- Route: May be ducked
Original: Paul A. Lipsohn, December 1974
DRIVING ROUTE 1
- Drive east on I-10 to I-215.
- Drive north on I-215 to SR 210.
- Drive on SR 210 to SR 18 (Waterman Avenue) in San Bernardino. Exit the
freeway and turn left (north).
- Drive north on SR 18 to Daley
Canyon Road, found 5 1/2 miles past the Crestline SR 138 turnoff.
- Turn left (north) on Daley Canyon Road. Note your odometer and go as
follows:
- At 0.5 mile, junction with SR 189. Turn left.
- At 0.8 mile, fork. Go right and then immediately left onto Grass
Valley Road.
- At 2.8 miles, fork, with Grass Valley Road on the left. Turn left.
- At 5.3 miles, intersection with SR 173. Turn left.
- At 5.5 miles, intersection with Pilot Rock Road (2N33).
Continuing straight on SR 173 leads to The Pinnacles.
Turn left (west) on 2N33. Note your odometer and go as follows:
- At 0.4 mile, pavement ends.
- At 0.8 mile, fork. Passenger cars park here, adding 2 miles and 200'
gain to the round trip. High clearance vehicles turn right and
cross a stream.
- At 1.3 miles, water tank on the left.
- At 1.8 miles, fork. Park here.
HIKING ROUTE 1
- From the parking area, take the right fork (2N33) and hike about 100
meters to where a culvert (evident on close inspection) passes under the
road. A duck might be visible in the gully to the right of the road.
- Follow a usually ducked route up the gully, heading generally north
through boulders until west of bump 5398'.
- Ascend the sometimes brushy
ridgeline northwest to the summit, which is the farthest north of the
rocky outcrops.
Please report any corrections or changes to the
Mountain Records Chair.
Hundred Peaks Section, Angeles Chapter, Sierra Club
Published 11-January-2012
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