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Road conditions throughout the Angeles National Forest, which includes the San Gabriel Mountains National Monument, can change suddenly due to weather conditions or fire activity. Be aware of your surroundings at all times, especially for …

Mt Baldy Road is a scenic drive that starts at the bottom of San Antonio Canyon and winds up the mountain. It is a good road overall - of course there are some twists and turns but nothing really bad.

Can you drive up Mt Baldy? Nestled in the San Gabriel Mountains, the road to the summit is called Mount Baldy Road. It’s paved. It has quite a few switchbacks and it’s mostly a two lane road. The road ends on a big parking lot of Mt. Baldy Resort.

Mount Baldy or Mount Baldy Village, formerly Camp Baynham and Camp Baldy, is an unincorporated community in the San Gabriel Mountains located in San Bernardino County and Los Angeles County in Southern California, with the county line running through the community.

The project aims to rehabilitate, by way of full-depth-reclamation (FDR) and asphalt overlay for the full 5.39 miles. The road width varies from less than 26 feet to 30 feet (according to as-builts) throughout the road.

Cycling Mt Baldy Road has serious cycling pedigree: it’s ranked as the 20th toughest climb in the US and has queen stage status on the Tour of California. It’s often compared to Alpe d’Huez. We found it a bit like wrestling a bear.

It is difficult to believe that you can have a good wilderness experience less than an hour from Los Angeles. Up near the top of the Mt. Baldy road are several trails that will take you to the summit of Mt. Baldy, which is 10,064 feet in elevation.

This is a must road trip along the mountains, a great ride, from Mt. Baldy Road in Ontario to Glendora. 12 miles of the most scenic mountains you will ever experience. No traffic except the occasional bike rider.

The Mt. Baldy Road offers many scenic vistas and photographic points. San Antonio Falls Overlook may be reached by walking 1/2 mile on a rough paved road located 100 yards north of Manker Flats Campground.