Fuller Ridge Trailhead — Attraction in California

The highest trailhead you can reach by car in the San Jacinto Mountains, and a great escape from summer temperatures in the valleys below. You may hear warnings about the state of the road, but I generally find these to be overstated (as of August 2022, conditions may change with floods and storms). I've driven to the trailhead in both 4x4 and crossover type vehicles with no trouble. There are really just one or two short bumpy sections that require caution in...

You need to drive 30 mins down a dirt road to reach the trailhead. The road is in good condition but it can be quite bumpy and rocky in parts so an SUV is highly recommended. I wouldn't attempt in a sedan. The Fuller Ridge Trail itself is quieter than the Deer Springs Trail, probably due to the extra effort it takes to get there, although the two trails merge eventually before reaching the San Jacinto Peak. The wooden sign is missing from the peak as of...

A very enjoyable small campsite. It has only one official camp spot but is littered with makeshift for fire pits made by previous campers. You could technically camp anywhere you like as long as you're respectful of fire rules and pick up after yourself.

This is a great staging area for a Mt. San Jacinto hike as the campsite includes multi-car parking.

There is no water...