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Lone Mountain

Mountain in California · 420 ft

420 ft
Elevation
141 ft
Prominence
0.3 mi
Hike length one way
37.7792, -122.4520
Coordinates (N, E)

The hike up Lone Mountain

0.3 mi
one way
102 ft
of ascent
17 min
round trip

The route starts at the nearest registered starting point — recommended parking for the shortest hike to the top.

312 ft0.3 mi · 404 ft

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Parking and starting point

1Parking areaRecommended
parking · south of the peak
about 0.0 mi to the summit
Directions in Google Maps ↗
2Parking area
parking · southwest of the peak
0.3 mi on foot · ↑ 102 ft · about 17 min round trip
Directions in Google Maps ↗
3Parking area
parking · east of the peak
about 0.4 mi to the summit
Directions in Google Maps ↗

Check signage and any parking fees on site.

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Frequently asked questions

How high is Lone Mountain?

Lone Mountain is 420 ft above sea level and lies in California. Its prominence is 141 ft — how far the summit rises above the surrounding terrain.

How long is the hike up Lone Mountain?

From the nearest registered starting point it is about 0.3 mi one way with 102 ft of ascent. Expect around 17 min round trip at a normal hiking pace.

Where do you park for Lone Mountain?

The nearest parking is the parking area south of the peak — about 0.0 mi to the summit. Alternative: the parking area southwest of the peak (0.3 mi on foot · ↑ 102 ft · about 17 min round trip). In the Conquer app you get driving directions to the trailhead and a hiking route to the summit.

Can I log Lone Mountain in Conquer?

Yes — Lone Mountain is one of 49,213 peaks in United States in Conquer. On the summit, open the app and tap to log the conquest — GPS verifies you're really there. No one has logged this peak yet — you could be the first.

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