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Seven Pines Trail

Trail on North Fork San Jacinto River in Mount San Jacinto State Park, San Bernardino NF, Mount San Jacinto State Wilderness near Idyllwild-Pine Cove, CA

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Length

3.3mi

Surface

Dirt

Trail Number

#2E13

Allows Hiking

Yes

Allows Horses

Yes (1.2mi)

Unknown (2.1mi)

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This moderate trail is reached from Highway 243, approximately 5 miles north of Idyllwild. Across from the Alandale Fire Station, turn north onto Azalea Trails Road, the road leading to the campgrounds of Stone Creek, Fern Basin, Marion Mountain, and Dark Canyon. Follow the signs down to Dark Canyon Campground. Take the paved campground loop about halfway around, then turn right onto a dirt road and continue 1.5 miles to the trailhead. This trail begins in the San Jacinto Wilderness. Permits are required in Mt. San Jacinto State Park Wilderness. No dogs allowed in the State Park Wilderness. Backpacking is available at the Little Round Valley camp, contact Mt. San Jacinto State Park for permits.