There are so many ways to get out and enjoy the beauty of our great state. And if you’re looking for a fabulous way to stretch your legs, the Mount Baldy Notch Trail will take you up in the Southern California mountainside for jaw-dropping views. Bring your hiking boots and a camera to capture these amazing views, because this is one summit you won’t want to forget!
If you want a challenge, you need to head on out to Angeles National Forest.
Chris Gonzalez / AllTrails There’s an epic hike that will take you up and into the mountains. This hike gives you stunning views of the valley beneath you.
Even though this trail is recommended for experienced adventurers, the views are so good that it’s frequently busy!
Chris Gonzalez / AllTrails During certain times of the year you may even see a waterfall along your hike. This is such an awesome way to experience California’s rugged terrain.
This hike is a challenging 11.5 mile loop to the summit of Mt. Baldy.
Brian Schade / AllTrails You may even find snow at the summit, where the peak hits 10,068 feet. The entire elevation along the trail is a good 3,940 feet.
This is a hike that you’ll want to be prepared for.
Chris Gonzalez / AllTrails Bring plenty of water, sunscreen and a hat, and some snacks. You’ll want to be prepared with hiking boots and a hiking pole if you want one. There are no switchbacks on the way down. It’s a straight shot, so the hiking pole can be a help during your descent.
This peak is the largest in Los Angeles County.
Nadia Ammar / AllTrails It’s wonderful training if you’re going for the bigger peaks of Mt. Whitney or Half Dome. And you’ll love the trees and wildflowers you’ll see all along the trail.
This is a wonderful day hike, that take at least a couple of hours to finish. Most complete it around five and a half to six hours.
ElPicsa Bostero / AllTrails Make sure you park outside of the white lines on the road. Police will have you towed if you park incorrectly.
Bring your family or friends out to complete this amazing hike.
John Ryder / AllTrails Even though it’s a challenging one, you’ll love every minute taking in the views. Put this trail on the top to your list for the next time you want a challenging, yet rewarding, hike!
Have you ever hiked the Mount Baldy Notch Trail? What did you think? Did it make your stomach drop? Let us know in the comments below!
Chris Gonzalez / AllTrails
There’s an epic hike that will take you up and into the mountains. This hike gives you stunning views of the valley beneath you.
During certain times of the year you may even see a waterfall along your hike. This is such an awesome way to experience California’s rugged terrain.
Brian Schade / AllTrails
You may even find snow at the summit, where the peak hits 10,068 feet. The entire elevation along the trail is a good 3,940 feet.
Bring plenty of water, sunscreen and a hat, and some snacks. You’ll want to be prepared with hiking boots and a hiking pole if you want one. There are no switchbacks on the way down. It’s a straight shot, so the hiking pole can be a help during your descent.
Nadia Ammar / AllTrails
It’s wonderful training if you’re going for the bigger peaks of Mt. Whitney or Half Dome. And you’ll love the trees and wildflowers you’ll see all along the trail.
ElPicsa Bostero / AllTrails
Make sure you park outside of the white lines on the road. Police will have you towed if you park incorrectly.
John Ryder / AllTrails
Even though it’s a challenging one, you’ll love every minute taking in the views. Put this trail on the top to your list for the next time you want a challenging, yet rewarding, hike!
After your hike, if you’re looking for more to do in this area, There’s A Little Town Hidden In The Southern California Mountains And It’s The Perfect Place To Relax.
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