Tahquitz Peak via Devil’s Slide Trail Hike - HikingGuy.com
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The Tahquitz Peak via Devil’s Slide Trail hike is one of the most popular hikes in the San Jacinto area for a reason. The scenery and views are incredible, the trails are in excellent condition and are well-marked, and the summit includes a visit to the highest fire lookout in San Bernardino National Forest at 8,846 feet. Because of its popularity, there are times when you need to apply for a permit and other times that you don’t. I’ll explain it all in the guide.
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Discover the unrivaled beauty of Southern California's outdoors at Tahquitz Peak, an incredible destination for hikers and nature enthusiasts alike. Tahquitz Peak, nestled in the heart of the San Jacinto Mountains, is renowned for its captivating panoramic vistas, rich biodiversity, and serene hiking trails. Whether you're a seasoned trekker looking for a challenge or a casual wanderer seeking peaceful solitude, Tahquitz Peak promises an unforgettable outdoor experience. Apart from its splendid natural scenery, the peak also holds a significant place in Native American folklore, adding a touch of mystery and intrigue to your adventure. Plan a trip to Tahquitz Peak today and immerse yourself in Southern California's unique blend of picturesque landscapes, diverse wildlife, and enriching cultural heritage.
Awesome! I live down in the Coachella Valley and Idyllwild is like a second home to me!
Man, you have some great hikes in your backyard. Stay cool though!
FIRST! 😁☝🏼 Big fan of the channel
Haha, thank you!
Putting this on my list of hikes to do...really appreciate you taking the time to make these informative videos!
Thank you! Glad the guides come in handy, and yea, put this one on your list, it's great.
Great channel! Found you on Eric Coleman’s Tag vid, saw your 360 of this one, too. This will be on our So Cal List! 👍👏🙋♀️Lisa
Cool cool thanks, yea, this is a must-do one for sure...
It's awesome what you do by providing all of this information!!! Thanks man!!
Great hike
Awesome hike! I did this one Oct 2017, and the willows, oaks, and gooseberries/currants were lit up in fall color along Devil's Slide! Fall is the best time for this one!
Agree, fall is great on this trail. Planning on hitting it again in early Nov.
Does anyone know how many feet in elevation starting from Southridge Trailhead to the Fire House?
Any water sources still on the way up for us interested backpackers?
There were some small streams flowing on Devil's Slide Trail a few weeks ago. Check this really great site out for the status of trails, water, etc. in San J: sanjacjon.com
hiking guy you da man!
Thenks bro! Always good work.
Thank you thank you!
thanks for this. looking forward to you posting some hikes in the santa monica mountains.
Yes! On the list... so many hikes to get to.. just prepping for some Sierra hikes so next few will be in the SoCal big mountains. Then have some National Park hikes coming up too... stay tuned....
That does look like a great hike! I think I will actually give it a try before the end of the year. Curious if you have any suggestions on great, relatively safe places to snowshoe in the winter months? I like Pinos in Frazier park, but would love to find some other options.
Thanks, yea it's a fun one, good for the fall too. I don't have snowshoe recommendations unfortunately. After too many winters hiking and camping in the North East, I generally avoid the snow now that I'm living in cushy SoCal. Might get out a few times this winter and if so, will share any good spots.
@@Hikingguy sounds good! And I knew there was something in your voice that indicated that you weren't a native.😉 Barely though! You're almost one of us. Sorry!!!😋
@@ColemanOutdoors haha, yea, working on it!
It would be nice if you comment about the time and temperature when you do the hikes. That will give me an clue of when to go andnot to worry about being overheated.
Yea, as a general rule, I'll start every hike at sunrise. I'll hike the mountains in the summer, the desert hikes in the winter. Will try to incorporate that info into future videos though.
I cant wait for the winter desert hikes and msybe start in mid September?
@@hollyt1673 Mid Sep will be beautiful there!