Name: Turkey Shoot
Rating: 3.0

“A steep and sustained push over scree. Not for the faint of heart.”

— Jeff Lee11

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Starts at the Top of the Notch. Take the left-most trail towards the Devil's Backbone Trail. The trail is covered with scree, so watch your footwork. Trekking poles help immensely here. Finish at the top ski lift.

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Land Manager: USFS - Angeles National Forest Office

Sep 17, 2017: Explore Americaâ€™s Great Outdoors

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Turkey Shoot

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732' 223 m

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8,507' 2,593 m

7,775' 2,370 m

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“A steep and sustained push over scree. Not for the faint of heart.”