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San Bernardino Peak Divide Trail
Trail
on
Forsee Creek
,
Falls Creek
,
West Fork Barton Creek
,
East Fork Mountain Home Creek
,
Cold Creek
in
San Bernardino NF
,
San Gorgonio Wilderness
near
Big Bear City
,
CA
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Length
16mi
Surface
Dirt
Trail Number
#1W07
Allows Hiking
Yes
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From Angelus Oaks, turn east off Highway 38 onto Manzanita. Then turn to the immediate left onto the frontage road that parallels Highway 38. Turn right onto FS road 1W07 and stay to the right up the dirt road 300 yards to the trailhead (5,960'). Columbine Camp (water usually available-8,000') is 4.7 miles from the trailhead just beyond Manzanita Flats. The camp is to the right (south) of the trail and .7 mile and 300 vertical feet below it. Two miles beyond Columbine Springs Junction is Limber Pine Bench Camp (9,200'). Water is obtained from a spring .3 mile beyond the camp. Two and two-tenths miles further beyond Limber Pine Camp located on the San Bernardino Peak Divide Trail is San Bernardino (10,624') and San Bernardino East Peaks. Another two miles east along the Peak Divide Trail is Trail Fork Springs (water available near trail junction-10,400'). The San Bernardino Peak Trail and the Divide Trail both offer outstanding views in all directions. The flatlands of the Inland Empire lay nearly 10,000 vertical feet below Limber Pine Camp and the trail above. This is a wilderness area within the Sand to Snow National Monument.
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Forsee Creek
Creek
Falls Creek
Creek
West Fork Barton Creek
Creek
East Fork Mountain Home Creek
Creek
Cold Creek
Creek
Ecology
California Montane Chaparral and Woodlands
Ecoregion
Southern California Mountains
Ecoregion
Southern California Subalpine/Alpine
Ecoregion
Southern California Montane Conifer Forest
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