Climbing Near Lytle Creek, California

Bonita Falls is a local waterfall hike that is home to a few boulders. At the end of the hike, there is a shady valley with a 100-foot waterfall. Nestled within the valley are a few intermediate/advanced boulder problems. The area is shady all day and features great temperatures with slick rock. Most of the surrounding cliffs are chossy, but the creekbed is full of large boulders and potential. This Article explains in detail how to approach the waterfall. The boulders are concentrated trailside towards the end of the hike ~ 20 ft before the waterfall.https://californiathroughmylens.com/bonita-falls-lytle-creek/Key Higlights:- 2 miles round trip with about 300 feet of elevation- You will be walking over rocks the whole time as there is no trail- Need an Adventure Pass for parking

Splitter hand cracks under a rail bridge right on the PCT. A single crack runs the length of the bridge right in the middle. Route possibilities include sections of the crack between support beams, link-ups of these sections, and face climbs topping out on the bridge. There are 4 or so sections that are close to the ground and can be done with or without pads and 2 possible sections to do on gear over the creek. The cracks are anywhere from a tight #1 to a baggy #2. Park at PCT trailhead next to the Camp Cajon Monument. Walk the PCT under under I-15 to the train tracks. When the pct goes under the tracks, look up at the perfect splitter. 5 minute walk.

Covers all of the climbing centered around Cajon Junction including Mormon Rocks, The Sand Castle and more. Please see the individual areas for detailed approach information.