Condor Peak Trail
The Condor Peak Trail is a difficult hiking route in the Angeles National Forest that will take you to the top of a rugged mountain peak for stunning views. While out on the trail, you will steadily gain elevation as you work through the mountains, before making the steep push up to the summit, where you will enjoy some incredible Southern California views. This is a challenging adventure through some rugged and exposed terrain, making it suitable only for experienced hikers.
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Route Description for Condor Peak Trail
For those intrepid Southern California adventurers who want to endure a long and gruelling day on the trails, the Condor Peak Trail is an amazing route to explore. Be sure to bring poles for stability, and microspikes if you are planning to hike in the winter.
Setting out from the trailhead on Big Tujunga Canyon Road, you will follow the path as it leads to the northeast and immediately begins climbing uphill. The incline here is a steady one for the majority of the hike, so take your time as you work your way into the mountains and enjoy the beautiful scenery.
Eventually, the route will bend to the northwest and the terrain will become more rugged and steep. Here, you will need to traverse a false summit, before pushing onto the summit of Condor Peak for some incredible views. After a rest, carefully head back along the same trail to descend the mountainside.
Getting to the Condor Peak Trail Trailhead
The trailhead for the Condor Peak Trail can be found next to the Big Tujunga Fire Station along Big Tujunga Canyon Road.
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