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Lake Arrowhead offers many wonderful hiking trails. Whether a beginner, expert or somewhere in the middle, the lakeside area promises to provide a fun, safe and breath-taking scenic good time.

There are more than 14 trails from Crestline to Lake Arrowhead, with trails ranging in skill level from easy walks to strenous hikes. Keller Peak and Strawberry

Before embarking on your hike, be certain you have water, proper clothing and you scheduled enough time for a fun hike and safe return.

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Adventure Pass required for parking at the trailhead.

Equestrian Traffic allowed.

Crab Creek Trail-  2W07 Moderate   2.5 miles, approximately 5 hours.

Crab Flats Trail-  2W08 Moderate   1.3 miles long, approximately 2 hours. Starting from 3N34 ( west of Crab Flats Campground), the Crabflats Trail descends to meet the Pacific Crest Trail west of the Holocmb Crossing Trail Camp.

Indian Rock Trail - 3W15 Easy walk   1/2 mile, approximately 1/2 an hour. To reach the trailhead, go north on Highway 173 to the Rock Camp Station. The trail leads to large stone slabs the Serrano Indians used for grinding acorns into flour. The Lake Arrowhead Woman's Club stone memorial commemorates this encampment site of the Serrano Indians.

Little Green Valley Trail- 2W10 Difficult   1.5 miles, approximately 3 hours. The trailhead is on Highway 18 between the two entrances to the Snow Valley Ski area. A steep climb leads to 2N19.

North Shore National Recreational Trail- 3W12 Moderate   1.7 miles, approximately 2 hours. From the Lake Arrowhead Marina, go east on Torrey Road. At the first left, take the dirt road to 2N25 to the trailhead. The trail descends to Little Bear Creek and then to 2N26Y.

Pacific Coast National Scenic Trail- PC2000 Moderate    40 mile segment one-way or you can hike shorter segments
Points of Interest: Holcomb Creek, Deep Creek, Devil's Hole. The Arrowhead segment covers 40 miles between FS Road 3N16 at Holcomb Creek and the Boundary Bridge near Cleghorn Mountain. However, hikes on the trail can be broken up into much smaller segments with entry points at 3N16 (near Crab Flats Campground), 3N34C (Splinter's Cabin) and from Highway 173.

Trail of the Phoenix- 2W09 Easy paved walk   .5 miles, approximately 1/2 an hour. Suitable for handicap and blind hikers. The trail is located at the National Children's Forest (Keller Peak Road). Interpretive signs along the route are all in distinctive print and braille. Grade is 5% or less.

Hot Springs Trail-  3W02 Difficult   1.5 miles, approximately 3 hours The water in the Hot Springs pools contains a rare and sometimes fatal disease. Do not submerse your head in the water. To reach the trailhead near Bowen Ranch at the Forest's northern edge, you will need to cross private land (toll fee). The trail then goes south across Deep Creek to the Hot Springs pools. Look - but don't touch - for the waters of the Hot Springs are know to carry amoebic meningoeucephalitis which can be fatal if contact is made via the eyes, ears, nose or mouth.

Seeley Creek Trail-  4W07 Easy Walk   1 mile, approximately 1 hour.