Hiking San Bernardino Peak - HikingGuy.com
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Hiking San Bernardino Peak is a bit different than most climbs in the San Bernardinos. You need a permit (easy to get), so there aren't any real crowds. It also offers some awesome camping options if you want to do the hike over two days. And of course, the views. San Bernardino Peak, at 10,649 feet, offers sweeping views of Mt Baldy, Mt San Jacinto, Big Bear Lake, and the Inland Empire.
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GET YOUR PARKING PASS AT THE STORE ACROSS THE STREET FROM THE TRAILHEAD.
Just got back from this today.
Started midday yesterday, hiked to Limber Pine Bench campground, which is indeed awesome.
I had it all to myself.
Then today, up to the summit and all the way back to the car.
There’s very little shade from trees, since most of the area burned.
I would rate this extremely difficult if you’re backpacking camping gear.
Thanks for the trail report and the detailed directions at forks. Looking forward to doing this hike soon!
Thanks for taking us along. We'll be doing this, this weekend! Can't wait!
Awesome man, it's a beautiful hike, have a blast & happy trails!
Love the detailed directions in your videos! Thank you for doing these!
Glad it came in handy!
Doing this tomorrow. Thank you for the valuable information!
San Bernardino Peak should be included as the fourth Saint, it’s taller than Mount San Antonio (Baldy).
Love your videos...concise with pertinent info.!
Awesome, so glad they're helpful. Tried to cut the fluff and BS out so folks can just understand where to go without falling off a cliff and all that jazz. See you out on the trails, Cris
Thanks for another great video - decided to do this hike early yesterday after watching it. The trail was in better shape than i expected after the last big fire, easily traversed with just a few fallen trees on the trail that were easily bypassed. The area above Limber Pine Camp was spared from the fire for the most part. As shown in the video, the views were awesome the entire way to the peak. Was surprised to find Limber Pine Spring partially iced over but still flowing. There are signs of the ecosystem recovering in the burned area which is neat to see. This hike is hands down worth the beautiful views you get to enjoy! Side note - The trail junction sign 4 miles in (1:41 in video) was "burned to the ground."
Thanks and yea, this video is old, I'm due to get back and shoot an update. Hopefully can sneak that in before it gets klobbered with snow again.
@@Hikingguy Hi Cris, looks like you missed that chance. How exposed would you say this trail is? I.e., any major cliff edges?
I had a permit to do this on Sunday, but am very weary due to the incoming storm. I have microspikes and poles, but that's about it. I will be with someone who does not have any experience of snow hiking - though they will get spikes. If the trail isn't that exposed (I would consider the 3Ts to be exposed, particularly the climb up to Telegraph from Timber), I'd consider still giving this a go and turning around if it gets too sketchy. But if there's a lot of exposure, I'll give it a miss.
@@jakebrown3822 I'd give it a skip if you haven't hiked it in regular conditions first. Lots of dead trees, heavy snow, freezing, it probably won't be pretty after the latest precip.
@@Hikingguy Thanks Cris. Will give it a miss. Along with everything else you do - thank you!
Thanks for the sub!!! Great channel, looking forward to more videos. Take care, David.
+Hb Hiker Thanks man - right back at you!
Great videos... Detailed information about each hike.
Thanks! Glad they're helpful
Really helpful Thanks
+oscar castillo Awesome, glad it helped. Happy hiking!
Looks an awesome hike, but at 10,650 feet id would think that would be high enough to pass the tree line. I like trees but not at the summit, looks like it somewhat obscured the 360 panorama views.
There's a pile of stones at the peak that you can climb up and see above the trees. And yea, it's not the typical peak, some low trees but still a fun one.
amazing video
Thinking of doing this as a day hike in next in 2 weeks or so, have done Wilson, Cucamonga, and Baldy. Is it safe to do solo (any animals or other hazards)?
Yes, very dafe, well-travelled, and easy to follow. If you did those other peaks, this is a great next step, go for it!
@@AnandJoshi Congrats, it's a beautiful hike!
On all trails, which map would I need to download? Thank you as always
Just search for the peak name - it's the hike that starts in Angelous Oaks
I'm doing this hike tomorrow. Wish me luck.
Have fun, it's a classic!
how long did it take? like how long to get to the summit? and how long to go back down?
@@LucasKimCARP The entire hike took a solid 7-8 hours (and i don't take many breaks). It was a much longer and more difficult hike than I expected. I was completely exhausted at the end.
@@tacocruiser4238 yea, I can imagine. That is a long ass time. I did an 8 hour hike in Patagonia once and it was one of the hardest things I did. But then again I was carrying a lot of weight and had done a 5hr hike the day before. So I was already tired too. I believe I can do this though. It will be hard specially with the heat. Anything I should know? Too many gnats? Is the area dead from the fires?
@@LucasKimCARP You don't have to worry about bugs because there are no streams or lakes. Make sure you bring enough water because you won't be able to use a water filter.
I would just recommend that you pace yourself going up. It seems like you have to ascend two different peaks before you reach the true top. I kept thinking that i was almost there but then I found out I had a long ways to go. It's one of those trails that just feels longer than it should be.
Hey do you know if San Bernardino peak has snow on it right now
It's closed until December - not sure about snow
Is this Angelus oak entrance?
yes
Awesome views. Maybe I missed it? What is the elevation at the peak?
+Wilter's World 10,649 feet - check out my blog post for all the details here
hikingguy.com/hiking-trails/hiking-san-bernardino-peak/
Is their any water sources for overnight camping for this peak?
there is a spring at Limber Pine but you shouldn’t count on it
Thanks hikingguy! We really appreciate you doin all this tips and guides for us!
awesome, glad they're helpful!
Can you ride a bike on the path?
No, bikes are not allowed.
how long does it take to get to the summit? and how long to go back down?
Check the link in the description
Hi, I have a low clearance Nissan Versa do you think my car will make it to the trailhead? I want to nomad it close to the trailhead to get an early start.
Yup, you'll be fine, just go slow and look out for any big potholes