Not many people decide for the strenuous hike to Bighorn Peak. So if you want to leave the crowds behind and enjoy a breathtaking view from the summit at 8,441 feet, this is your hike. Keep in mind that you need a free permit to hike in the Cucamonga Wilderness.

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November 26, 2023

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Bighorn Peak is an 8,441-foot peak in the Cucamonga Wilderness that doesn't see nearly as many visitors as some of the other nearby summits. This is a great peak to go after if you are a fan of power-hiking and solitude.

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1. Cucamonga Peak via Icehouse Canyon Trail Loop

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2. Icehouse Saddle – Icehouse Saddle loop from Icehouse Canyon Trailhead

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Location: San Bernardino County, California, United States

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