San Jacinto Peak via Deer Springs Trail and Marion Mountain Trail
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5.6 mi
Distance
2 hrs 10 min
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terrain
4,213 ft
Elev Gain
Overview
San Jacinto Peak via Marion Mountain Trail is tough hike. Trail surface is very uneven and full of rocks.
There are lots of shades. Round Valley Campsite @ 9720 ft elevation. It has a creek with cold crystal clear water which has no faint odor.
Moderate /Steep climb from trailhead into the first 3 miles.
There are ample of parking right next to trailhead entrance
Listed as 5.6 miles but Gaia GPS said 7.8 miles.
There are plenty of water but need to bring water filter. Bring trekking poles for the descend.
Getting Started
Park across from the water tower. The trailhead starts right there. If you are camping at the Marion Mountain campground, there is also a trailhead there that will connect to the main.
Sights to See
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San Jacinto Peak via Marion Mountain Trail is tough hike.
Trail surface is very uneven and full of rocks.
There are lots of shades.
Steep climb from trailhead into the first 3 miles.
Listed as 5.6 miles but Gaia GPS said 7.8 miles.
One can filter water @ Round Valley Campsite (9720 feet elev) . Bring trekking poles for the descend.
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Public Tracks
Marion Mountain Campground to Deer Springs Camp, Riverside County, CA, USA
Yikes this trail starts off steep from the get go! We took a wrong turn from the beginning so follow signs and will be good. The trail is definitely tough terrain. There are lots of rocks, boulders and even some trees that you have to maneuver over and around. Once you get to the top it was all worth it. The trail is shaded so that helps with the heat. It was beautiful at the top! So worth it!!
San Jacinto from Marion trail (8/4/19, 6:32:41AM)
Very hard hike. Took me 10 hours to complete. Have lots of training to do
Marion Mountain-San Jacinto round trip
Trip from Marion Mountain Campground to San Jacinto Peak
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