Pacific Crest Trail Recreation
The Pacific Crest Trail, or the PCT, is arguably the most famous of the nation's designated National Scenic Trails. Winding its way through spectacular vistas from Mexico to Canada, the PCT stretches 2,650 miles through California, Oregon, and Washington.
The PCT is a non-motorized trail designed for hiking and equestrian use. Portions of the trail are covered by snow in the winter months.
At a Glance:
Distance: 8 miles (one-way)
Difficulty: Medium
Total Climbing: 2,765 feet
Highest Elevation: 9,356 feet
This trailhead has a view of Mt. Baldy and San Gabriel Canyon. Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) access, picnic table, and equestrian parking.
Trailhead and Day-Use Area
Picnic tables. Vault toilets. No drinking water
Amenities: Picnic tables, vault toilets. No water available.
Day-use hours are 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.
This site not regularly maintained.
Amenities: Picnic tables. Vault toilets. No drinking water.
General Camping Info: Find helpful guidance and tips for an enjoyable
Be Bear Aware!: Bear safety is critical, for the safety of your group and/or you, as well as our
This trail not regularly maintained.
Information on Pacific Crest Trail closures.
This site not regularly maintained.
Information on Pacific Crest Trail closures.
The Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) spans approximately 176 miles through the rugged terrain of the Angeles National Forest, cr