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Layers of sand washed away have started new canyons.
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One of the makeshift stream crossings at Lytle Creek to start the hike out.
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Alex Bridgeforth
Aug 11, 2019 near Oak Hills, CA
“Layers of sand washed away have started new canyons.”  

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Layers of sand washed away have started new canyons.
One of the makeshift stream crossings at Lytle Creek to start the hike out.
The hike heads up a wash on a path of round stones, making the route somewhat technical for the 1 mile distance.
Set at the eastern edge of the San Gabriel Mountains, the trail to Bonita Falls is a short distance from the metropolitan Southern California area but feels much more distant.
A thicket of green trees in a mostly dry wash marks the turn up into the narrow canyon.
Reaching the base of Bonita Falls following a 1 mile hike with 350' in elevation gain.
Cascading down around 100', Bonita Falls marks the climax of the hike into the canyons of the San Gabriel Mountains.
Entering the wilderness. Permits required beyond this point.
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