Icehouse Canyon

from Icehouse Canyon Trailhead · 5,082 ft → Cucamonga Peak 8,822 ft

Sources last read Oct 21, 9:02 PM PT · we re-check every hour
Wed, Oct 21Thu, Oct 22Fri, Oct 23
Icehouse Saddle
Cucamonga Peak

Caution Open

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Icehouse Saddle

Open — No closures or known risks in Angeles National Forest alerts

Cucamonga Peak

Open — No closures or known risks in Angeles National Forest alerts

Icehouse Saddle

Open

4,0005,0006,0007,000Icehouse Canyon Trailhead5,082 ftIcehouse Saddle7,566 ft

Field note

  • No closures or known risks in Angeles National Forest alerts.

    Source: Angeles National Forest · updated Sep 24, 12:10 PM · checked Oct 21, 9:00 PM

Log route sections and sources
  1. Icehouse Canyon Trailhead → Icehouse Saddle · Open

    Trail: 7W07A (Icehouse Canyon Trail)

    Above 6,500 ft, snow and ice are common from late fall through spring: carry microspikes or crampons and an ice axe, and know how to use them.

    River crossing: Icehouse Creek — not monitored: no stream gauge for this river.

    River crossing: Lost Creek — not monitored: no stream gauge for this river.

    • No closures or known risks in Angeles National Forest alerts

Cucamonga Peak

Open

4,0005,0006,0007,0008,0009,000Icehouse Canyon Trailhead5,082 ftIcehouse Saddle7,566 ftCucamonga Peak8,822 ft

Field note

  • No closures or known risks in Angeles National Forest alerts
Log route sections and sources
  1. Icehouse Canyon Trailhead → Icehouse Saddle · Open · see Icehouse Saddle 01 Icehouse Canyon Trailhead → Icehouse Saddle ↑

  2. Icehouse Saddle → Cucamonga Peak · Open

    Trail: 7W04.4 (Cucamonga Pk- Icehouse Saddle)

    • No closures or known risks in San Bernardino National…
    Sources and dates (1)
    • No closures or known risks in San Bernardino National Forest alerts.

      Source: San Bernardino National Forest · updated Oct 21, 8:24 AM · checked Oct 21, 9:00 PM

Approach

We don't know whether trailhead parking is open.

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