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Verdugo Peak stands at 1835 feet and is a remote feeling summit off of the Verdugo Motorway. This sunny summit grants you fantastic views across the Verdugo Mountains and the valley below. In the spring there are often wildflowers along the motorway.

difficult but beautiful trail..less traffic during the week and very early in the morning.

This is a stunning well maintained trail. multiple micro climates. You cross a stream a few times thus plan ahead for rainy days as they are near the bottom and it would suck if they were impassable.

You can approach this 3,124-foot peak from several directions, but the multi-use Verdugo Motorway is the most common uphill option.

Mount San Antonio, also known as Old Baldy or Mount Baldy, is the highest peak in the San Gabriel Mountains at 10,069 feet (3,069 m) and the highest point in Los Angeles County, California. The sometimes snow-capped summit of Mount San Antonio is also visible in Los Angeles on clear days and is a dominant sight from the city.

Mount Lukens is the highest mountain within the vicinity of Los Angeles. It has become a popular destination for experienced and less experienced outdoors enthusiasts thanks to its accessibility. If you would like to get there via a less crowded route, I would suggest to follow Haines Canyon Road.

Mt. Baldy is the highest peak in the San Gabriel Mountains and gets its nickname from the absence of trees near its summit. It is a grind to get here on your bike but you will be rewarded with gorgeous views of the surrounding mountain tops. A very popular and special place.

Cucamonga Peak rises up to 8,862 feet and is one of the most popular peaks that you can access from the Icehouse Canyon Trail. You get an awesome view of the San Gabriel range from the peak, which you should only attempt to run up in the dry season.