Mount San Jacinto Maps

San Jacinto Wilderness Trail Map
Mount San Jacinto Maps

Mount San Jacinto Maps

Hiking trails near Idyllwild, CA
Palm Springs Tramway hikes
Mount San Jacinto hiking
San Bernardino National Forest

USDA Map
San Jacinto Wilderness

Mount San Jacinto has a 33,400 acre wilderness surrounding the peak. This is part of the San Bernardino National Forest and lies on either side of San Jacinto State Wilderness. This rugged mountain area is excellent for rock climbing, hiking and backpacking. Elevations range from 6,000 to 10,000 feet.

Printed on plastic in 2010. Map Scale – 1:42,240 w/ contour lines- 100 feet. This map may still be available at Ranger Stations USFS San Bernardino, Big Bear Lake and Idyllwild, CA

Mt San Jacinto Map
by Tom Harrison Maps

Southern California Mountains

Mt San Jacinto Map. Tahquitz Peak Climb, Tom Harrison Trail Map: San Jacinto Wilderness CA; Mount San Jacinto State Park Idyllwild Camping Backpacking; San Jacinto Peak, Palm Springs Hiking. Durable, waterproof plastic map; Folded. Map Scale: 42K; ISBN# 9781877689437

OLDER VERSION

towns nearby –
Hemet, CA
Idyllwild, CA
Indio, CA
Palm Desert, CA
Palm Springs, CA
Pine Cove, CA

Palm Springs @ dusk, as viewed from top of tram

Big Bear Trail Map

Big Bear Trail Guide
by Franko Maps

A colorful and detailed map of Big Bear Lake in California and the surrounding area. The map shows lake water depth and contours, streets, roads, trails, shaded relief, marinas, fuel docks, public launch ramps, beaches and camp sites. Fish found in the lake are illustrated and described. Side 2 has extensive info on regulations, safety, permits, waterway markers, recreational facilities, campgrounds and picnic areas.

Printed on durable, waterproof material. 12″ x 18″, folded 4.5″ x 6″ ISBN# 9781601901354

backpack
camp
climb
hike
lake recreation
mountain bike

OLD VERSION

Franko’s Fish Card for Big Bear Lake

Big Bear Lake California Map & Fish Guide

Holcomb Valley, Big Bear, California

John Bull 4×4 Trailhead

San Gabriel Mountains Map

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San Gabriel Mountains
Topo Map Angeles

hiker Wilderness Press makes this map specific to the San Gabriel Mountains, located high above the Los Angeles Basin, overlooking the southland. Numerous day hikes, backpacking trailheads, developed campgrounds, and back roads are displayed. Map includes the Wilderness Areas in this region, surrounding the Angeles Crest Highway 2.

Campgrounds along Angeles Crest Hwy 2

Cucamonga Wilderness Map

USDA Cucamonga Wilderness Map

2024 update: USGS may actually have this older paper map

alternate map:

San Gabriel Mountains Map
by Wilderness Press

w/ Cucamonga Wilderness, Sheep Mountain Wilderness, San Gabriel Wilderness and Magic Mountain Wilderness

Cucamonga Wilderness Hiking Map, Angeles National Forest, San Gabriel Forests, Lytle Creek Routes, Mount Baldy Ski Area, West Baldy, Devils Backbone, Mt. Baldy Trails, Manker Flats, Stockton Flats, Mt. San Antonio, Telegraph Peak, Icehouse Canyon, Thunder Mountain, Timber Mountain, Cucamonga Peak. Waterproof plastic map.

Mt Baldy photo by Chris DiNenna

trails

Hiking trails reach the summit from four sides of the mountain, and one route can be completed with assistance from the nearby ski lift. The trails vary in difficulty, and there are plenty of options for novices, as well as experienced hikers.

Mt. Baldy Notch – (3.5 miles one way): The trail begins at Manker Flats, where the Baldy Notch Service Road can be taken to the notch. The trail provides scenic views at the notch, and other trails ahead.

Devil’s Backbone – (3.2 miles one way from Notch: A service road at Mt. Baldy Notch leads to the Devil’s Backbone trailhead and continues to the main peak.

Mt. Baldy Trail – (6.5 miles one way to Mt. Baldy Summit): This is the oldest and longest trail to the summit. Because it starts at Mt. Baldy Village, it has almost 6000′ of elevation gain.

Icehouse Canyon – (3.7 miles one way): The Icehouse Canyon trail begins in the parking lot at Icehouse and goes all the way up to Icehouse Saddle where a number of trails can be taken either to the Notch or to nearby peaks such as Ontario and Cucamonga. (5.5 miles).

Ski Hut Trail – This trail follows the east side of the San Antonio Creek canyon to a small backcountry ski hut owned by the Sierra Club. A use trail continues around the left side of the bowl and then to the summit.

Three T’s – (5.3 miles one way): The trail starts and ends at the Icehouse Canyon Trailhead. It leads to views from the summits of Thunder, Timber and Telegraph Mountains.

hikers map

San Jacinto Wilderness Trail Map Mount San Jacinto Maps

USDA Map San Jacinto Wilderness

Mt San Jacinto Map by Tom Harrison Maps

Big Bear Trail Guide by Franko Maps

San Gabriel Mountains Topo Map Angeles