A chain-assisted summit scramble to a panoramic rock formation in Cuyamaca Rancho State Park, on the Stonewall Peak Trail. 4.2 miles. Day use fee applies.
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The pink line is the main trail. You can clearly see the switchbacks from this view. The dark blue line is the alternate return loop.
It’s a pretty gradual and steady climb to the top. Switchbacks help make the climb more manageable.
The parking area has bathrooms, a water fountain, and picnic tables.
There’s an entry fee for the park, or you can get in with your California State Parks pass.
When you pull into the campground, make the first right to enter the day-use parking area.
Look for the campground on the side of the road. The space along the road is all ’no parking,’ you have to use the campground or else park further away.
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It’s a pretty gradual and steady climb to the top. Switchbacks help make the climb more manageable.
The parking area has bathrooms, a water fountain, and picnic tables.
There’s an entry fee for the park, or you can get in with your California State Parks pass.
When you pull into the campground, make the first right to enter the day-use parking area.
Look for the campground on the side of the road. The space along the road is all ’no parking,’ you have to use the campground or else park further away.
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