Mt. Baldy Trails Reopen Amid Safety Concerns Following Hiker Deaths
Mt. Baldy Trails Reopen Amid Safety Concerns Following Hiker Deaths
US · Published Jan 16, 2026
Mt. Baldy trails have reopened after three hiker deaths, sparking safety concerns.
The San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department urges stricter safety protocols from the U.S. Forest Service.
Hikers are advised to take precautions, including checking weather conditions and wearing appropriate gear.
Mt. Baldy reopens after tragic incidents
Mt. Baldy, a beloved hiking spot near Los Angeles, has reopened its trails after the unfortunate deaths of three hikers last month. The San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department has voiced concerns over the U.S. Forest Service's safety measures, pointing to the mountain's history of fatalities and frequent search-and-rescue missions. The recent incidents involved hikers slipping on icy ridges, underscoring the risks associated with winter conditions.
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