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* '''[[Pacific Crest Trail]]''' - which runs 3000 miles from Mexican border, up the length of California, across Oregon and Washington, to the Canadian border. It provides numerous opportunities for both shorter and longer backpacking trips and high adventure training. | * '''[[Pacific Crest Trail]]''' - which runs 3000 miles from Mexican border, up the length of California, across Oregon and Washington, to the Canadian border. It provides numerous opportunities for both shorter and longer backpacking trips and high adventure training. | ||
* '''[[Cleveland National Forest]]''' - access trails to the three tallest peaks in San Diego County (all over 6,100 feet tall) - Mount Laguna, Cuyamaca Peak and Palomar Mountain - as well as many trailheads to the [[Pacific Crest Trail]]. | * '''[[Cleveland National Forest]]''' - access trails to the three tallest peaks in San Diego County (all over 6,100 feet tall) - Mount Laguna, Cuyamaca Peak and Palomar Mountain - as well as many trailheads to the [[Pacific Crest Trail]]. | ||
* '''[[San Bernardino National Forest]]''' - covers much of the nearby the San Bernardino, San Jacinto and Santa Rosa Mountains. There are also many trailheads to the [[Pacific Crest Trail]]. | * '''[[San Bernardino National Forest]]''' - covers much of the nearby the San Bernardino, San Jacinto and Santa Rosa Mountains. There are also many trailheads to the [[Pacific Crest Trail]]. Home to three of SoCal's tallest mountain peaks # San Gorgonio Mountain (11,503 ft), San Jacinto Peak (10,834 ft) amd Sugarloaf Mountain (9,956 ft). | ||
=== Resources === | === Resources === | ||