Trabuco Ranger District Trails - San Juan
Trail (6W05)
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Length
(Miles)
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Highest
Point/Gain
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Difficulty
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Season
of Use
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Year round
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Moderate
to Strenuous
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Trailhead:
The lower trailhead is in Hot Spring
Canyon 3/4 mile past the San Juan Fire
Station. The upper trailhead is
at Blue
Jay Campground 4 miles north of the
Ortega Highway on Long Canyon Road.
Trail Notes: Entering
the trail at the east end adjacent to the Blue
Jay Campground. The trail climbs a very steep
set of stacked switchbacks from the floor of
Hot Springs Canyon. It then traverses briefly
before steeply ascending a ridge toward Sugarloaf
Mountain. Large boulders, chaparral, brush,
and nice views. The trail first intersects
the Viejo Tie Trail and
then junctions with the Chiquito
Trail before a steep climb and then continues
to the end at the North Main Divide Road, just
south of Blue Jay Campground. This trail is
very popular with mountain bikers.
Maps and Information:
Forest and trail maps available at Trabuco
Ranger District Office.
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