A well-graded 19.5-mile route to San Gorgonio Mountain with paved trailhead access, on the South Fork Trail. 4,700 feet of gain. Permit required.
After arriving at the San Gorgonio Wilderness boundary, you have a flat section before you start climbing again toward Dollar Lake. After Dollar Lake saddle the gradient eases up to the summit.
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Most of this trail was heavily impacted by the 2015 Lake Fire. All the dead trees that you see will eventually fall down, and some have already. There can be big trees across the trail, and usually when there are, other hikers create detours around. The Fo
Look for the trail board at the far end of the parking area.
There’s a bathroom at the trailhead.
There’s a parking area right by the trailhead and then some other lots further down. Drive clockwise as you enter the parking area.
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Most of this trail was heavily impacted by the 2015 Lake Fire. All the dead trees that you see will eventually fall down, and some have already. There can be big trees across the trail, and usually when there are, other hikers create detours around. The Fo
Some of the trail can be overgrown. Having long pants will save your legs from scrapes and scratches.
Look for the trail board at the far end of the parking area.
There’s a bathroom at the trailhead.
There’s a parking area right by the trailhead and then some other lots further down. Drive clockwise as you enter the parking area.
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