Mt. San Jacinto Outdoor Recreation

Southern California Peaks above 10,000 Feet in Elevation

1. San Gorgonio Mountain – 11,499’ (per topo map but recent estimates place it at 11,502’) – San Gorgonio Wilderness – HPS
2. Jepson Peak – 11,205’ – San Gorgonio Wilderness – HPS
3. Bighorn Mountain – 10,997’ – San Gorgonio Wilderness – HPS
4. Dragon’s Head – 10,866’ – San Gorgonio Wilderness – HPS
5. Anderson Peak – 10,840+ (no spot height available) – San Gorgonio Wilderness – HPS
6. San Jacinto Peak – 10,834’ – San Jacinto Wilderness – HPS
7. Charlton Peak – 10,806’ – San Gorgonio Wilderness – HPS
8. San Bernardino East Peak – 10,691’ – San Gorgonio Wilderness – HPS
9. Shields Peak – 10,680+ (no spot height available) – San Gorgonio Wilderness – HPS
10. Little Charlton Peak – 10,696’ – San Gorgonio Wilderness – Not recognized by the Sierra Club Hundred Peaks Section
11. Jean Peak – 10,670’ – San Jacinto Wilderness – HPS
12. San Bernardino Peak – 10,649’ – San Gorgonio Wilderness – HPS
13. Alto Diablo – 10,563’ – San Gorgonio Wilderness – Not recognized by the Sierra Club Hundred Peaks Section
14. East Dobbs Peak – 10,520+ (no spot height available) – San Gorgonio Wilderness – Not recognized by the Sierra Club Hundred Peaks Section
15. Folly Peak – 10,480+ (no spot height available) – San Jacinto Wilderness – HPS
16. Dobbs Peak – 10,459’ – San Gorgonio Wilderness – HPS
17. Miller Peak – 10,400+ (no spot height available) – San Jacinto Wilderness – Not recognized by the Sierra Club Hundred Peaks Section
18. Marion Mountain – 10,362’ – San Jacinto Wilderness – HPS
19. Grinnell Mountain – 10,284’ – San Gorgonio Wilderness – HPS
20. Lake Peak – 10,161’ – San Gorgonio Wilderness – HPS
21. Newton Drury Peak – 10,160+ (no spot height available) – San Jacinto Wilderness – HPS
22. Ten Thousand Foot Ridge (high point) – 10,094’ – San Gorgonio Wilderness – HPS
23. Mount San Antonio (Mount “Baldy”) – 10,064’ – San Gabriel Mountains – HPS
24. Zahniser Peak – 10,056’ – San Gorgonio Wilderness – Not recognized by the Sierra Club Hundred Peaks Section

“HPS” indicates that the peak is recognized by the Hundred Peaks Section of the Sierra Club

Cool Jim, as a fellow map/list enthusiast, I always appreciate those!

So, you wouldn't consider anything in the southern Sierra part of SoCal?

Wild wrote:So, you wouldn't consider anything in the southern Sierra part of SoCal?

Not really, and from checking around, most people don't. Some have argued that Telescope Peak in Death Valley should be considered part of Southern California. Perhaps.

I just listed out the peaks that are for sure Southern Cal, approximately 24 of them if you include them all, but only 19 if you include only those recognized by the HPS.

Just something to look at if you're looking for a hike... "Hey, I've never done that peak before." You know.

HJ

Uh-oh, don't give me any ideas, HJ! I've done 15 of those peaks, so I guess I only have 9 to go. Hmmmm... I wonder which one I can do next.

Jim, ah ok, interesting! I always considered Owens and Olancha to be socal. I guess I'm too lenient when it comes to boundaries and limits.. and rules too for that matter

"Hey, I've never done that peak before." You know.

Trust me, I know. I'm on the verge of joining Mountain Maniacs Anonymous.

Good job Sally! I'm only at 13, got a ways to go!

To make things a little easier, here's a map of Southern California Peaks above 10,000 Feet in Elevation. You'll need to zoom in and scroll around a bit.

I've listed the letter designations below. The letters serve only to designate which peak is which; the order of the letters is not significant.

1. "L" San Gorgonio Mountain – 11,499’ (per topo map but recent estimates place it at 11,502’) – San Gorgonio Wilderness – HPS
2. "K" Jepson Peak – 11,205’ – San Gorgonio Wilderness – HPS
3. "N" Bighorn Mountain – 10,997’ – San Gorgonio Wilderness – HPS
4. "M" Dragon’s Head – 10,866’ – San Gorgonio Wilderness – HPS
5. "D" Anderson Peak – 10,840+ (no spot height available) – San Gorgonio Wilderness – HPS
6. "T" San Jacinto Peak – 10,834’ – San Jacinto Wilderness – HPS
7. "G" Charlton Peak – 10,806’ – San Gorgonio Wilderness – HPS
8. "C" San Bernardino East Peak – 10,691’ – San Gorgonio Wilderness – HPS
9. "E" Shields Peak – 10,680+ (no spot height available) – San Gorgonio Wilderness – HPS
10. "H" Little Charlton Peak – 10,696’ – San Gorgonio Wilderness – Not HPS
11. "W" Jean Peak – 10,670’ – San Jacinto Wilderness – HPS
12. "B" San Bernardino Peak – 10,649’ – San Gorgonio Wilderness – HPS
13. "F" Alto Diablo – 10,563’ – San Gorgonio Wilderness – Not HPS
14. "J" East Dobbs Peak – 10,520+ (no spot height available) – San Gorgonio Wilderness – Not HPS
15. "S" Folly Peak – 10,480+ (no spot height available) – San Jacinto Wilderness – HPS
16. "I" Dobbs Peak – 10,459’ – San Gorgonio Wilderness – HPS
17. "U" Miller Peak – 10,400+ (no spot height available) – San Jacinto Wilderness – Not HPS
18. "X" Marion Mountain – 10,362’ – San Jacinto Wilderness – HPS
19. "Q" Grinnell Mountain – 10,284’ – San Gorgonio Wilderness – HPS
20. "P" Lake Peak – 10,161’ – San Gorgonio Wilderness – HPS
21. "V" Newton Drury Peak – 10,160+ (no spot height available) – San Jacinto Wilderness – HPS
22. "R" Ten Thousand Foot Ridge (high point) – 10,094’ – San Gorgonio Wilderness – HPS
23. "A" Mount San Antonio (Mount “Baldy”) – 10,064’ – San Gabriel Mountains – HPS
24. "O" Zahniser Peak – 10,056’ – San Gorgonio Wilderness – Not HPS

“HPS” = the Hundred Peaks Section of the Angelus Chapter of the Sierra Club

HJ

Sally wrote:Uh-oh, don't give me any ideas, HJ! I've done 15 of those peaks, so I guess I only have 9 to go. Hmmmm... I wonder which one I can do next.

21 down, 3 to go for me.

HJ

By the way HJ, I might give that xc route from the boundary straight to HMS a shot this weekend. If I do, I hope to go by way of Glacier Valley. I'll post a TR with pics if I make it.

z

That'd be really cool. That looks like a really neat area.

I still have so many "projects" on my list in and around the SGW:
-Dragon's Head
-Bighorn Mountain
-Allison Falls
-The "Navel"
-Old Lost Creek Camp
-Lower North Fork (below North Fork Meadows)
-The entire SE quadrante of the SGW

etc, etc, etc.

HJ

Hikin_Jim wrote:That'd be really cool. That looks like a really neat area.

I still have so many "projects" on my list in and around the SGW:
-Dragon's Head
-Bighorn Mountain
-Allison Falls
-The "Navel"
-Old Lost Creek Camp
-Lower North Fork (below North Fork Meadows)
-The entire SE quadrante of the SGW

etc, etc, etc.

HJ

Now THOSE are the places we need some maps to!