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Optional or Recommended Map(s). The topographic maps listed are nearly all U.S. Geological Survey 7.5-minute series topographic maps. Usually, these are the most complete and accurate maps of the physical features (if not always the cultural features and trails) of the area you’ll be traveling in. These maps are typically stocked by backpacking, outdoor sports, and map shops around the Southland. Topographic maps available on CD or downloadable from the Internet are popular alternatives to hard-copy topographic maps.

Best Times. Because of the extreme heat, avoid the longer desert trips in this book during any period except the one recommended here. Trips elsewhere in Southern California are usually safe enough, but less rewarding, outside their best times.

Agency. These code letters refer to the agency or office that has jurisdiction over or manages the area being hiked (for example, CNF/TD means Cleveland National Forest, Trabuco District). Contact the agency for more information about a particular hike and its current regulations. Full names, phone numbers, and some addresses (of larger agencies) are listed in “Agencies and Information Sources” (page 267).

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