Hiking / Backpacking: San Bernardino Peak via Angelus Oaks

Summit elevation: 10,649 feet
16 miles with 5,000 feet of climbing
San Bernardino Peak • Route Profile
Route Profile

San Bernardino Peak • Description

At 10,649 feet, San Bernardino Peak is the third highest peak in Southern California, after Mount San Gorgonio and Mount San Jacinto. The peak offers spectacular views of the San Bernardino Mountains, San Jacinto Mountains, San Gabriel Mountains, Santa Ana Mountains, and Inland Empire.
The trailhead of San Bernardino Peak Trail is located at Angelus Oaks. The trail leads up to Manzanita Flats, where it flattens out (camp site at 8,200 feet). Then it continues leading up to Limber Pine Bench (camp site at 9,300 feet). The final section leads up to the summit, passing Washington's Monument.

San Bernardino Peak • Interactive Map

San Bernardino Peak • Pictures

San Bernardino Peak • View of the Inland Empire
View of the Inland Empire
San Bernardino Peak
San Bernardino Peak
San Bernardino Peak • View of Mount San Gorgonio and San Jacinto
View of Mount San Gorgonio and Mount San Jacinto
San Bernardino Peak • View of the San Bernardino Mountains
View of the San Bernardino Mountains
San Bernardino Peak • Sunset over the Inland Empire
Sunset over the Inland Empire
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