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Timber mountain via Ice House Canyon is a 9 mile roundtrip loop that starts off near Mt. Baldy.  Melody invited her friends Kristen and Sarah as well as her sister Marisa along.  I ended up just looking to get a few photos, and not necessarily an entire trip recap.  We headed up to Timber Mountain from the trailhead, which was nice and covered with lots of trees and other fauna.
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As we head up to the Cucamonga Wilderness, where we were visited by these interesting redwood trees.
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After around 5 miles, we head up to the Icehouse battle, where we could see that there was still a little bit of snow blanketing the mountains around us.
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As we head up, the trees begin to thin and the view is much different from the dense forest below.  Here is Melody right off the trail!
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I ended up waiting a while back to get a few group shots across Icehouse Canyon where you can see little people walking along the typical Southern California trails.
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And another, where you can see tiny little people on the top right as we continued to hike higher and higher until we reached the top of Timber Mountain.
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Sarah, enjoying a break and getting ready to head back home!
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