4.0 hr
Overview
The hike begins through a fairly flat rock garden creek, a bumpy and twisty 1-mile section with intermittent tree cover, but nothing extremely difficult. The trail consists of mostly doubletrack but narrows to singletrack in various spots along the rock garden. <br><br>At the end of the rock garden, the doubletrack takes a sharp right turn to begin a 6.2-mile climb. The climb is not extremely difficult, but it is steady with a very small number of flat areas and short descents along the way. A majority of the hike does not contain any tree cover. <br><br>At 3.3 miles, there is a plateau with amazing views of the San Gabriel Valley and south towards Orange County. It is a popular rest point before the climb gets a bit steeper. <br><br>From the rest point, the trail continues to climb as it winds along various sides of the mountains, providing great scenery. The trail ends at a turnaround point with a gate that leads to a dirt parking lot, adjacent to Glendora Mountain Road. <br><br>Always keep an eye out for bikers, this is a popular downhill trail for mountain bikers. A good supply of water is also recommended.
Trail Stats
11.4 km
679 m
1047 m
410 m
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Photos
A tall cairn marks the trail.
A tall cairn marks the trail.
Lookout at the junction of LMTT and Mystic Canyon/PoopOut Trails
Lookout at the junction of LMTT and Mystic Canyon/PoopOut Trails