A ridge traverse hitting Timber, Telegraph, and Thunder mountains from Icehouse Canyon, on the Three T's Trail. 16 miles, 5,000 feet. Harder than it looks.
At just under 2 miles in, you reach the border with the Cucamonga Wilderness. Just keep going straight. You’ll notice the scenery starts to change around this point and feels more alpine.
About 1 mile in you come to the Chapman Trail junction. Stay straight to Icehouse Saddle.
Look for this trail sign at the start of the trail. You’ll be hiking to Ice House Saddle.
The Icehouse Canyon Trailhead parking lot has bathrooms. Not the prettiest but they work.
The hike starts at the end of the Icehouse Canyon Trailhead parking lot. Don’t forget to display your parking pass on your dashboard.
There’s a lot of climbing on this hike. The toughest climb is the one to Telegraph Peak (in the middle).
After climbing up to Icehouse Saddle, the Three Tee’s Trail follows the ridge line down to Baldy Notch. From there it’s all downhill.
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About 1 mile in you come to the Chapman Trail junction. Stay straight to Icehouse Saddle.
Look for this trail sign at the start of the trail. You’ll be hiking to Ice House Saddle.
The Icehouse Canyon Trailhead parking lot has bathrooms. Not the prettiest but they work.
The hike starts at the end of the Icehouse Canyon Trailhead parking lot. Don’t forget to display your parking pass on your dashboard.
There’s a lot of climbing on this hike. The toughest climb is the one to Telegraph Peak (in the middle).
After climbing up to Icehouse Saddle, the Three Tee’s Trail follows the ridge line down to Baldy Notch. From there it’s all downhill.
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