PICK ANY SIX OF THESE NINE PEAKS AND CUSTOMIZE YOUR CHALLENGE

Mount Baden-Powell
One of the highest peaks in the San Gabriel Mountains, Mount Baden-Powell climbs nearly 3,000 feet to commanding 360-degree views and a trip on the Pacific Crest Trail.

Ontario Peak
Just north of Cucamonga Peak, this 8,696' summit is reached via popular Icehouse Canyon near Baldy Village. With a little extra effort, you can also bag nearby Bighorn Peak, too!

Sitton Peak
At an elevation of 3,273 feet is the lowest peak of the dozen, but conveniently close for Orange, Riverside and San Diego County residents. It's roughly 10 miles with over 2,100 feet of vertical gain to the summit.

Sawmill Mountain
The highest point in Kern County at 8,819 feet and part of the 3-2-1 Challenge (since you're there).

Strawberry Peak
The highest peak in the front range of the San Gabriel Mountains, and includes a steep ridgeline scramble to the summit. The 6,164′ summit rewards your scrambling skills with some sweet summit views.

Santiago Peak
Hiking "Saddleback" from either the Maple Springs or "Cadillac" trailheads and you'll stand on the highest point in Orange County!

Cucamonga Peak
The most popular route takes you up beautiful Icehouse Canyon, then heads ever higher beyond the saddle. The reward? Epic views of the Inland Empire.

Mount San Antonio
Better known as Mount Baldy, this peak is the highest in Los Angeles County at 10,068 feet above sea level. It's one of the most recognizable mountains in Southern California.

Mount San Jacinto
Towering high above Palm Springs and Idyllwild, the trail to this peak travels through alpine terrain that will remind you of the Sierra Nevada mountains.
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