Slide Peak

Slide Peak, Photo by Steve Russell.

Peak Name

Slide Peak
22C

Elevation

7841

 feet

Status

active

Region

South Of Big Bear Lake

Range

San Bernardino Mountains

Nearby peaks

Location

34.2038972,-117.036425

Description

Slide is an easy hike with wonderful views of the surrounding San Bernardino Mountains. There are the remains of old ski lifts on top. Slide is usually hiked in combination with nearby Keller and Mill, all of which can be reached on paved road.

Route 1 follows use trail and old road to the peak. One can also approach over a bump from the southwest.

Maps generated from CalTopo.com, reproduced with permission

Route 1
Elevation Gain
460′
Navigation Difficulty
Easy
Distance
1 1/2 miles round trip cross-country and on road
Estimated time
1 hour round trip
Route Rating
Class 1, easy
Leader Rating Required
“I”, normal conditions

Driving route

Drive east on I-10 to I-215.
Go north on I-215 to SR 210.
Go east on SR 210 to SR 330.
Go north on SR 330 to Running Springs. Continue towards Big Bear on SR 18.
Go 1.0 miles to the paved Keller Peak Road, 1N96, on the right (south). Turn right. Note your odometer and go as follows:
At 0.5 mile, fork with dirt road to the right. This is the turnoff for Mill Peak. Keep left.
At 4.0 miles, fork. Go right.
At 4.2 miles, the road passes through a gully. Park here. Parking is limited.

Hiking route

From the parking area (7380′), hike east up the gully to the top of the ridge.
Turn left and hike northeast up the ridge to a fence.
Pass under the fence and continue to a road.
Turn right on the road and follow it through two switchbacks up to the summit. The register is in the rockpile behind the ski lift tower.

Route Notes

Road Type

Paved

Google Maps Link to Trailhead 

Additional Peak Information

Special conditions: It is suggested the peak not be climbed during ski season, since it is at the top of one of the Snow Summit ski runs.

Nearby Peaks

Backus Peak
Owens Peak
Black Mountain #5
Morris Peak

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