샌 가브리엘 산맥‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪5‬개의 산장 & 오두막집

Easy hike. Shaded for most

awesome trail. it was a bit windy but the views were amazing. 100% reccomend it

A small inviting campground with ten campsites each equipped with picnic table and campfire ring. There are vault toilets, but no water. For camping, you need the Adventure Pass/America the Beautiful Pass.

Built by the Ski Mountaineers in 1936, the San Antonio Ski Hut is located at 8,300' and reached via a steep 3-mile hike and 2200' foot elevation gain. The trailhead starts 1 mile beyond the locked gate of San Antonio Falls Rd. (approx 300 yards past Snowcrest Lodge and 400 yards before the entrance to Mt. Baldy Ski Lifts). The hut offers a fully-equiped kitchen, dishes, cookware, running water and solar lighting. Sleeping room for up to 16 is available. Water from a spring is piped directly through the kitchen, running 24 hours a day. Day Use: $1 Donation; Overnight: Sierra Club Members $15, Non-members $20. More Info: https://angeles.sierraclub.org/san_antonio_ski_hut

The San Antonio Ski Hut was built in 1936 and is managed by the Sierra Club. Located at 8,300 feet along the Baldy Bowl Trail, this hut is an amazing place to stop and rest and potentially spend the night. There is fresh water, a kitchen, dishes, cookware, and solar lighting. Even if you do not spend the night, a $1 donation is suggested if you use the facilities to help keep this historic place running.

Please be aware, that Oakwilde Trail Camp was flooded a few years ago and is not maintained anymore! Nevertheless, it's still a beautiful spot to take a little break during your hike and enjoy the small river flowing by (depending on the season).

The San Antonio Ski Hut was built in 1936 and is managed by the Sierra Club. Located at 8,300 feet along the Baldy Bowl Trail, this hut is am amazing place to stop and rest at, and potentially spend the nigh at. There is fresh water, a kitchen, dishes, cookware, and solar lighting. Even if you do not spend the night a $1 donation is suggested if you use the facilities to help keep this historic place running.

Amazing place! Cabins and camping spots available for the night along with a great shop and cafe. Really Friendly people