An 8,862-foot summit with the Inland Empire on one side and the Pacific on the other, on the Cucamonga Peak hike. 12 miles, 3,600 feet from Icehouse Canyon.
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The trailhead is at the far end of the parking lot.
You’ll see quite a few cutoffs, especially on the last approach to the summit. Please stick to the main trails and help reduce our impact on the land.
Up through Icehouse Saddle to the Cucamonga Peak summit and back, 12 miles round trip.
There’s a free permit box by the trailhead. Bring your own pen, fill it out, put the white copy in the slot on the side of the box, and keep the yellow one. The permits are used to monitor traffic on the trail and provide information about you in case of a
And then there’s a larger lot just below with many more spaces. It’s common for this entire lot to be full by 7am on weekends, so plan accordingly.
There are some parking spaces in the upper lot, close to the trailhead.
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You’ll see quite a bit of cutoffs, especially on the last approach to the summit. Please stick to the main trails and help reduce our impact on the land.
There’s a free permit box by the trailhead. Bring your own pen, fill it out, put the white copy in the slot on the side of the box, and keep the yellow one. The permits are used to monitor traffic on the trail and provide information about you in case of a
And then there’s a larger lot just below with many more spaces. It’s common for this entire lot to be full by 7am on weekends, so plan accordingly.
There are some parking spaces in the upper lot, close to the trailhead.
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