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Limited, but free wilderness permits for day hiking and overnight camping are required for the San Gorgonio Wilderness and the Cucamonga Wilderness Permits – they are issued by the San Gorgonio Wilderness Association, a Forest Service partner.
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To obtain a permit, visit the permit page for the San Gorgonio Wilderness Association, a Forest Service partner. Permits can be requested up to 90 days in advance. Free permits are available for the 24 backcountry campsites within the Wilderness.
Check out our San Bernardino National Forest Trail Map to help you explore the San Gorgonio Wilderness area. San Gorgonio Wilderness Association (SGWA) offers Permits, Weather Conditions, a new Trail Conditions Map, (old google Trail Conditions Map), Trail listing and mileages, and much more.
At 11,502 feet, it is the highest peak in California south of the Sierras. The San Gorgonio Wilderness derived its name from this peak within its boundaries. The Wilderness is located in the southeast portion of the San Bernardino Mountains on lands administered by the San Bernardino National Forest and the Bureau of Land Management.
According to AllTrails.com, there are 23 running trails in San Gorgonio Wilderness and the most popular is Vivian Creek Trail to San Gorgonio Peak with an average 4.8 star rating from 5,951 community reviews.
Head out on this 28.8-mile point-to-point trail near Banning, California. Generally considered a challenging route, it takes an average of 18 h 42 min to complete. This is a popular trail for backpacking, birding, and camping, but you can still enjoy some solitude during quieter times of day.
At 11,502 feet, it is the highest peak in California south of the Sierras. The San Gorgonio Wilderness derived its name from this peak within its boundaries. The Wilderness is located in the southeast portion of the San Bernardino Mountains on lands administered by the San Bernardino National Forest and the Bureau of Land Management.