Hike the Condor Peak Trail
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The Condor Peak Trail is an underrated gem. Sitting at 5,440 feet above the western section of Angeles National Forest, Condor Peak was once the home to nesting (and now endangered) California Condors. The Condors are long gone, but the trail is still there and well-maintained, offering a challenging hike with breathtaking views. There are a few routes to Condor Peak, and in this guide, I'll show you what is considered the most popular route up the Condor Peak Trail.
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Explore the breathtaking beauty of Southern California with a hike on the Condor Peak Trail. This challenging, yet rewarding, trail stretches over 14 miles through the gorgeous Angeles National Forest, and is a hidden gem for hikers, outdoor enthusiasts, and nature lovers. As you ascend towards the peak, marvel at the stunning views of rugged canyons, sparkling streams, and diverse wildlife that define the charm of Southern California. Whether you're an experienced hiker or a beginner, the Condor Peak Trail offers an unparalleled hiking experience, promising not only physical challenge but also a journey amidst nature's best offerings. So, lace up your hiking boots and get ready to capture some Instagram-worthy pictures! Remember to bring plenty of water, sunscreen, and your sense of adventure as you embark on this spectacular journey on the Condor Peak Trail.
Big thanks to the Lowelifes Respectable Citizens’ Club for their many months of hard work in restoring the Condor Peak Trail!
Agreed 100% - I have a link and shoutout in the guide if anyone wants to learn more.
@@Hikingguytomorrow is the day for this hike 😎🧡
Great idea putting the search terms on Alltrails 👍
Perfect timing. I was going to do this last weekend, but had to change plans. May give it a go this Saturday. Thanks for the guide.
It's a great time to hit it, flowers are out and temps aren't bad
That looks terrific. Thank you
Thank you.
Will try to do this next Friday!
Another cool looking hike. Good stuff!
Not sure if I saw this one on live hard love harder. Kudos!
Only I ever did was Baden Powell in Death Heat.
And Baldwin Hill lol. West LA.
Baldy. Nope. Friend did it in snow. Lived in Cal Shty. So went Whitney up. Walker Pass to Owens is nice.
Not a big fan of Kennedy Meadows. Huge fan of 100 giants via Kernville. Love driving in from Keen side to Lake Isabella. Over Tehachapi to Keen. Curvy road over to Lake Isabella.
We just went today! The first part of the trail has a ton of fire ants all over it which made it hard to stop and rest 😄 thanks for the info, without it we wouldn’t have known this trail existed!
Did this yesterday after watching your video and must say you didn't do justice on the last little push to the top. It was brutal my friend. Ha ha. Thanks for your work I'm always a week behind you since I seem to go wherever you post last. Met 2 great dudes on trail. Eric Coleman of Coleman Outdoors and his friend Tony. It was a great day and a wonderful hike. Good day to be me.
That's very cool - glad you got to meet Eric, he's got a great UA-cam channel too. And yea, the end is tough, especially when done with the distance and climbing before. I remember the first time I did the hike and looked at the last climb from the saddle. I was thinking, "no, it can't be..."
Looks cool. I'll have to do this hike one of these days
Beautiful trail ❤️
Badass.
The trail up to Lukens is very well maintained.
At 5.5K elevation, I'm surprised by the lack of pines in the area, I assume to many fires?
Yea, 2009 Station Fire was the last big one to clobber this area
Awesome! I'm a new sub. I love hiking. Ever do knifes edge at mt. katahdan?
Thank you and yes, I did Knifes Edge years ago when I used to live on the East Coast. It's a classic, do it if you have a chance!
Awesome! I paln to again.
Just go up Baden Powell lol. Seriously. Wrighwood. Hit the Punchbowl too.
Trifecta. Vasquez Rocks. Brunch at Getty. Santa Monica to Venice back. Balwin Hill. Bam.
Did behind Hollywood Blvd once but the dog sht smell was u believeable.
What is the definition of "use trail?"
unofficial trail