Cucamonga Peak Trail

GPTKB entity

Properties (52)
Predicate Object
gptkbp:instanceOf hiking trail
gptkbp:accessibility seasonal snow may affect access
gptkbp:challenges moderate to difficult
gptkbp:elevation approximately 3,200 feet
gptkbp:endsAt gptkb:Cucamonga_Peak
gptkbp:features scenic views
pine forests
wildflowers
gptkbp:firstSeason spring and fall
gptkbp:geographicalFeature Icehouse Canyon
https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label Cucamonga Peak Trail
gptkbp:isEquippedWith no permit required
gptkbp:landOwnership public land
gptkbp:length approximately 10 miles
gptkbp:location gptkb:San_Bernardino_National_Forest
gptkbp:nearbyAttractions gptkb:Mount_Baldy
gptkb:Cucamonga_Canyon
gptkb:San_Antonio_Falls
gptkbp:parking available at trailhead
gptkbp:safety hikers should be prepared for changing weather
gptkbp:scenicViews panoramic_views_of_the_San_Gabriel_Mountains
views_of_the_Inland_Empire
views_of_the_Mojave_Desert
gptkbp:services Cucamonga_Peak_summit
gptkbp:tour gptkb:Icehouse_Canyon_Trailhead
available online
4.5 out of 5 stars
4 to 6 hours
photography opportunities
well-maintained
varied terrain
out and back
wildlife sightings
switchbacks
breathtaking vistas
heavily trafficked on weekends
historical landmarks nearby
rocky sections
picnic areas nearby
campsites nearby
stream crossings
requires good physical condition
8,859 feet at the peak
information signs along the trail
offers a mix of shaded and exposed areas
rest areas along the trail
stargazing opportunities at night
managed_by_the_U.S._Forest_Service
gptkbp:uses popular among hikers
gptkbp:wildlife small mammals
deer
various species of birds