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Oak Grove Trail to High Point

Warner Springs, California

13.43 mi / 3655 ft gain

Camp at Oak Grove Campground

Warner Springs, California

/ 2772 ft gain

Apart from being visually appealing, the campground features open, yet secluded sites that are perfect for stargazing and shooting-star spotting. Each campsite has a picnic table and a grill. There are vault toilets and flush toilets. There is also potable water. If you are interested in seeing birds and other wildlife, you'll be pleased to read that mountain lions, mule deer, coyote, gray fox,...

Agua Tibia Full Loop Trail

Temecula, California

19.91 mi / 4639 ft gain

Hiking the Dripping Springs Trail

Temecula, California

4.0

12.8 mi / 3200 ft gain

The trail immediately begins to climb out of the campground on a well-graded incline. The next mile contains some climbing leading to a set of switchbacks. A long strenuous climb ensues until the 3200' elevation is reached. The trail then makes an easy southward traverse to the basin before resuming a climb to the southwest. A ridge ascent leads to another traverse and the crossing of the only ...

Eagle Crag via Agua Tibia Loop

Temecula, California

25.25 mi / 6053 ft gain

Palomar Observatory Trail

Palomar Mountain, California

4.83 mi / 764 ft gain

Hike to Palomar Observatory from the Palomar Observatory Campground

Palomar Mountain, California

5.0

4.4 mi / 718 ft gain

Situated in the Palomar Mountains of Cleveland National Forest, Palomar Observatory Campground offers many amenities for enjoyable camping and exploring the area. A portion of the campsites loop has been cleared of trees with level cement pads to allow campers to set up their own telescopes. Drinking water, coin-op showers, grills, campfire rings, picnic tables and flush toilets are provided....

Lower Doane Valley and French Valley

Palomar Mountain, California

3.83 mi / 541 ft gain

Hike Thunder Spring and Chimney Flat Loop

Palomar Mountain, California

3.0

4 mi / 900 ft gain

Palomar Mountain is the hidden gem of San Diego. Well, not so hidden per se- but most don't know that the little climb up the mountain can transport you from the prevalent brush-filled terrain of SD to a lush, diverse forest.The great thing about Palomar is that every day you visit could be completely different from the last. If you go in the early morning on a late fall day, chances are you wi...

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