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Sections that cross a ridgeline afford a break from the nervy cliffs and reveal stunning scenery.
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Lower Condor Peak trail restoration area in 2020
A stunning, exciting, and challenging climb. But lots of exposure, and not a lot of room for error.
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Luke MJ
Sep 12, 2025 near La Crescenta-Montrose, CA
“Sections that cross a ridgeline afford a break from the nervy cliffs and reveal stunning scenery.”  

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Sections that cross a ridgeline afford a break from the nervy cliffs and reveal stunning scenery.
A stunning, exciting, and challenging climb. But lots of exposure, and not a lot of room for error.
Half way up, the mostly smooth dirt trail often becomes rockier, sometimes large scree, sometimes a few rock steps, but always rideable ~ just don't look down.
CPT is narrow singletrack the whole way, often just 12" - 18" with a soft edge over steep drop-offs. In some sections rock walls line the uphill side and cliffs the other. Skills + nerve required.
Not the place for a wrong turn.
Some sections of the Condor Peak trail which have yet to see restoration by Lowelifes Respectable Citizens Club can be very narrow with extreme exposure.
Great views, worth the climb, downhill is a blast.
Lower Condor Peak trail restoration area in 2020

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Luke MJ
Hollywood, CA
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Condor Peak Trail 13W05

10.4 mi 16.7 km
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La Crescenta-Montrose, CA
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