Hiking Trails Across the Frazier Mountain Communities
Pine forests, alpine meadows, and backcountry routes above 8,000 feet — all within reach of seven mountain communities at the edge of the Los Padres National Forest.
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Choose Your Trail Community
Each of the seven Frazier Mountain communities has its own trail character — from quiet forest walks to rugged backcountry routes. Pick a community below to explore trail guides, local tips, and trailhead access information.
Pine Mountain Club
Forest trails through pine and oak with mountain views, seasonal wildflowers, and wildlife. The POA maintains community trails accessible to residents.
Frazier Park
Direct access to Los Padres National Forest trails, including routes through Frazier Mountain and the Chuchupate Ranger Station area.
Lake of the Woods
Quiet woodland trails through forested terrain with peaceful surroundings. A smaller community with a neighborly feel and easy forest access.
Cuddy Valley
Meadow and forest trails with open valley views and mountain scenery. Access to Mt. Pinos area trailheads from the valley floor.
Lockwood Valley
Backcountry trails through vast open terrain and rugged mountain landscape. Remote, uncrowded routes for experienced hikers.
Lebec
Trails near Fort Tejon State Historic Park with historic routes and diverse terrain. Gateway to the mountain communities from I-5.
Pinion Pines Estates
Desert-meets-mountain trails through pinion pine woodland. Unique terrain where the high desert transitions into mountain forest.
What Makes This Region Special
The Frazier Mountain area sits at the crossroads of the Los Padres National Forest and the Frazier Mountain range — a unique geography that creates diverse trail experiences within a compact area.
Four-Season Access
Lower-elevation trails stay accessible year-round while higher routes near Mt. Pinos offer snow-covered winter landscapes. There's always a trail to explore.
Diverse Terrain
From desert-mountain transitions at Pinion Pines to alpine meadows near Mt. Pinos, the terrain changes dramatically within short distances.
Uncrowded Trails
Unlike the packed trailheads closer to LA, the Frazier Mountain region stays quiet. Even on busy weekends, you can find solitude on the trail.
Also Explore
The Frazier Mountain communities offer more than just hiking — discover equestrian and off-road trails across the region.
Live Where the Trails Start
When you live in the Frazier Mountain communities, the trailhead is your backyard. Let me help you find a home that matches the outdoor lifestyle you're looking for.