Mt. Lowe

from Eaton Saddle · 5,062 ft → Mt. Lowe 5,554 ft

Sources last read Oct 21, 9:02 PM PT · we re-check every hour
Wed, Oct 21Thu, Oct 22Fri, Oct 23
Mt. Lowe from Eaton Saddle

Closed

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Closed — Forest Order 05-01-26-04 · until Dec 31, 2027

Mt. Lowe from Eaton Saddle

Closed

4,0005,000Eaton Saddle5,062 ftMt. Lowe5,554 ft

Field note

Log route sections and sources
  1. Eaton Saddle → Mt. Lowe · Closed

    Trails: 12W14.3 (Merrill (Upper)), 12W14.3B (Mt Lowe (East))

    • Forest Order 05-01-26-04 · see Field note ↑
    • Forest Order 05-01-26-04
    • Unclear if Forest Order 05-01-26-04 closes road 2N50.1 · order may cover it
    • About 1.0 in of rain on a fresh burn scar
    Sources and dates (3)
    • Closed by Forest Order 05-01-26-04 (Eaton Fire Area Closure).

      Forest Order 05-01-26-04 (Eaton Fire Area Closure), in effect Jan 7 – Dec 31, 2027 · Official closure map

      Order lists: “1312W14.3B Mount Lowe Trail (East)”

      Source: Angeles National Forest · updated Jan 7, 3:53 PM · checked Oct 21, 9:00 PM

      Basis: the order names this trail

    • order may cover it · Forest Order 05-01-26-04 (Eaton Fire Area Closure) closes National Forest System roads, and we couldn't read which: we can't tell whether road 2N50.1 (Mt Lowe), which the route follows, is among them.

      Forest Order 05-01-26-04 (Eaton Fire Area Closure), in effect Jan 7 – Dec 31, 2027

      Check it yourself: Angeles National Forest · updated Jan 7, 3:53 PM · checked Oct 21, 9:00 PM · we re-check every hour

    • About 1.0 in of rain in the 48 hours through Oct 21 over the Eaton Fire burn scar (2025): rain on a fresh burn scar can bring debris flows and rockfall; no closure orders yet in Angeles National Forest alerts.

      Source: National Weather Service · updated Oct 21, 7:17 PM · checked Oct 21, 9:00 PM

Approach

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