A staffed fire lookout at 7,772 feet and a hidden grove of giant sequoias planted in 1974, on the Black Mountain Trail. Less crowded than Tahquitz.
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And after a short while you’ll emerge from the chaparral and start getting some views.
The trailhead is at the end of the parking lot. You’re at 5140 feet here.
This hike includes a short visit to Boulder Basin campground. You could overnight here if you’re feeling it. Note that the campground is also accessible by a dirt road.
For the most part you’re going up. The middle section feels a little flatter and easier than this elevation profile suggests.
The route is an out-and-back hike with a small (optional) loop at the top.
The parking lot is big, but usually fills up as the day goes on. The trailhead is at the far end of the lot. You don’t need any parking pass here according to the SBNF website .
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The trailhead is at the end of the parking lot. You’re at 5140 feet here.
This hike includes a short visit to Boulder Basin campground. You could overnight here if you’re feeling it. Note that the campground is also accessible by a dirt road.
The route is an out-and-back hike with a small (optional) loop at the top.
For the most part you’re going up. The middle section feels a little flatter and easier than this elevation profile suggests.
The parking lot is big, but usually fills up as the day goes on. The trailhead is at the far end of the lot. You don’t need any parking pass here according to the SBNF website .
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