Devil's Backbone

62 reviews

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Climbing the Devil's Backbone - bit.ly/1CHQrJa

At the summit and happy to have made it!

At the bottom of the trail near the waterfall (about 1/3 of a mile in)

Right before the final incline (when we were still in great spirits) ***IT GETS WINDY***

6777 Mt Baldy Rd

Mt Baldy, CA 91759

Devil's Backbone is a rustic retreat nestled in the scenic mountains of Mt Baldy, CA, offering a unique and immersive outdoor experience for visitors.

With a focus on nature and adventure, Devil's Backbone provides a serene setting for guests to disconnect, unwind, and explore the beauty of the surrounding wilderness.

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4.562 reviews

Maria R.

8/2/2022

I have been reluctant to hike this this part of the trail, due to my fear of heights. Fortunately, I'm in the middle of training for Mount Whitney in September and this was on my list of hikes to...

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Phillip Z.

7/2/2021

Mount Baldy and the Devil's Backbone has been on my to do list ever since my husband and I moved to Los Angeles. But it always seemed to get pushed off -- due to bad weather, brush fires in the...

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Lauren C.

11/20/2020

I summited Mt. Baldy via Devil's Backbone and it was an amazing experience! Not only were the trails easy to find and clearly marked, the people that were also hiking on the trail were super...

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Mel C.

9/1/2018

Devil's Backbone (Mt. Baldy) The hike up to Baldy peak is challenging. The steep climbs, the loose rocks, the hot sun, and the elevation gain makes this 3.5-mile hike tough. We passed through...

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Juan F.

1/29/2018

The Devil's Backbone trail is one of the trails that you go through when hiking up Mt Baldy. The Devil's Backbone is about 3 miles long and is has the appearance of a very narrow spine which is...

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Cucamonga Peak

"This has been my longest Mt. Baldy trail hike. The Three Tees Trail took me 16 miles, up 4,000 Feet of elevation gain and over Timber Mountain, Telegraph Peak and Thunder Mountain. And of course,..."