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Mt. Baldy - May '07

Summiting Mt. Baldy - Mount San Antonio (10,064 ft = 3,068 m) - LA "city mountain"
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  • Hiking early in the morning

    Hiking early in the morning

  • Beautiful trees

    Beautiful trees

  • Mt. San Antonio or better known as Mt. Baldy is the "crown jewel" of the San Gabriel Mountains in Southern California

    Mt. San Antonio or better known as Mt. Baldy is the "crown jewel" of the San Gabriel Mountains in Southern California

  • Although it is not the highest mountain in Southern California it is the highest in the San Gabriel Mt. Range

    Although it is not the highest mountain in Southern California it is the highest in the San Gabriel Mt. Range

  • Mt. Baldy is visible from much of Southern California and much of Southern California can be seen from it's summit on a clear day

    Mt. Baldy is visible from much of Southern California and much of Southern California can be seen from it's summit on a clear day

  • Mount San Antonio or Mount Baldy

    Mount San Antonio or Mount Baldy

  • It is one of the most photographed objects of the Southern California landscape

    It is one of the most photographed objects of the Southern California landscape

  • It's snow covered peak has appeared on post cards and tourist literature for many years

    It's snow covered peak has appeared on post cards and tourist literature for many years

  • At the top of Mt.Baldy (10,064ft = 3.068m) 1

    At the top of Mt.Baldy (10,064ft = 3.068m) 1

  • At the top of Mt.Baldy (10,064ft = 3.068m) 2

    At the top of Mt.Baldy (10,064ft = 3.068m) 2

  • At the top of Mt.Baldy (10,064ft = 3.068m) 3

    At the top of Mt.Baldy (10,064ft = 3.068m) 3

  • Going down...

    Going down...

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    Beautiful trees
    Mt. San Antonio or better known as Mt. Baldy is the "crown jewel" of the San Gabriel Mountains in Southern California
    Although it is not the highest mountain in Southern California it is the highest in the San Gabriel Mt. Range