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Icehouse Saddle via Icehouse Canyon Trail and Cucamonga Peak Trail

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5.3 mi
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3,570 ft
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This is a difficult one way trail in Cucamonga Wilderness.

This trail goes by Columbine Spring and Icehouse Saddle.

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