I Can't Believe We Had to TURN AROUND!
Black Mountain trail is located about 13 miles north of Idylwild California just off of state route 243. This trail is a 12 ½ mile up and back that climbs 2300 feet straight up to a total elevation of just about 7700 feet and may take you about 2 hours one way depending on how much you choose to stop along the way. As you climb the mountain you will be rewarded with some of the most scenic trail views you can find anywhere here in Southern California. 🌐 TRAILRECON.COM 🌐 https://trailrecon.com Check out our website if you’re looking for off-road or overland gear and equipment for your next rig and your next off-the-grid adventure. We have everything you need, including recovery gear, tents, cooking and kitchen gear, sleeping bags, TrailRecon clothes and stickers, and a lot more. If you’re interested in reading in-depth articles about the places we go, products we use, and our personal insights about overlanding, you’ll want to check out our blog. https://trailrecon.com/blog.asp ******************** 📲 SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS 📲 Facebook: www.facebook.com/trailrecon Instagram: www.instagram.com/trailrecon/

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