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San Diego County, about 9 miles west of Borrego Springs, 137 miles from Los Angeles
Maps
- Auto Club: Riverside County, San Diego County
- Forest Service: Cleveland National Forest
- USGS Topo: Borrego Palm Canyon 7½, Tubb Canyon 7½
- HPS:
Route(s),
waypoints and
explanation of usage
Printable version of this route
ROUTE 1
- Distance: 10 miles round trip cross-country
- Gain: 3200' total, 2600' out plus 600' on return
- Time: 6-8 hours round trip
- Rating: Class 1, strenuous
- Navigation: Difficult
- Leader Rating: "I", normal conditions
Original: Alan Coles
DRIVING ROUTE 1
- Take I-15 south to Temecula.
- Take the second off-ramp for SR 79, signed "79 South / Indio".
Turn left (east) on SR 79 for 37 miles to the town of Warner Springs.
- Continue south of Warner Springs on SR 79 for 3.5 miles to a junction
with S2 coming in from the left. Turn left onto S2.
- Drive southeast 4.7 miles to S22. Turn left.
- Drive east on S22 for 6.6 miles to the
Anza-Borrego State Park Boundary, which is signed at the top of a rise in the
road. Park on the road shoulder just past the rise at the end of the
fence on the left side of the road.
HIKING ROUTE 1
- From the parking area (4200'), head north up the ridge, parallel to the
fence but eventually veering northeast, following openings through cholla
and scrub brush.
- Within a mile of the highway, the fence takes
about a 1/4
mile jog to the east. When you meet this east-west fence portion, turn
east around the fence corner, ending up about 1/4 mile south of a
prominent formation known as Chimney Rock. Head north past this rock and
the next bump on their east sides.
- Then go north up a ridge and over bump
5326', which has a register on top ("White Benchmark").
- Continue north from White BM through moderate to heavy brush along the
east side of the Thimble.
- Upon meeting a major gully about 0.2 mile to the
northeast of the Thimble, turn west and ascend the gully to the saddle at
its head.
- From the saddle, go north up brushy slopes to the summit.
NOTES
San Ysidro Peak lies within the Anza-Borrego State Park, but no fee is
required when parking along the shoulder of paved road S22.
Please report any corrections or changes to the
Mountain Records Chair.
Hundred Peaks Section, Angeles Chapter, Sierra Club
Published 7-December-2005
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