サンバーナディーノ山脈のおすすめランニングルート

At 7,882 feet, Keller Peak takes a sustained effort to get to the top. However, it is worth the effort as the views you get from the top are incredible.

Keller Peak sits at an elevation of 7,882 feet. At the top there is the Keller Peak Fire Lookout, which is the oldest fire tower still standing in San Bernardino National Forest.

The preserve encapsulates a serene mountain marsh with sedge, grasses, and endangered bluegrass and checkerbloom. The lake is azure and pillars of quartz monzonite decorate the landscape.

The lake is a pristine mountain marsh that sits at 7,600 ft above sea level. The trail around the lake is easy and surrounded by boulders and towering pines.

Castle Rock is a boulder pile that makes a popular destination for its scenic views that look out upon Big Bear Lake and the surrounding mountains.

At 7,882 feet, Keller Peak takes a sustained effort to get to the top. However, it is worth the effort as the views you get from the top are incredible.

The Exploration Trail is a non-motorized, family friendly trail. The trail was designed by children along with help from the U.S. Forest Service personnel.

A short spur trail leads from the PCT down to the Deep Creek pools, formed by the falls where water drops for thousands of years over a slowly eroding edge, particularly after snow melt upstream.