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Springs
Angeles National Forest - Mt Baden-Powell

Lamel Spring



Roughly 1.9 miles from the trailhead at Vincent Gap, along the Pacific Crest Trail ascending Mt Baden-Powell, a spur leads off to the side. After a short distance along this little trail one will find clear water, sometimes flowing freely, sometimes trickling, from under a large boulder. This is Lamel Spring.

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Lamel Spring is a small but important water source for hikers on the Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) near Mount Baden-Powell in the San Gabriel Mountains.

The spring is about 2.5 miles from the top of Mount Baden-Powell. It’s not right on the trail, but there’s a short path that takes you to it.

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The spring usually has water most of the year, though it’s good to check before you go, especially in the hot, dry months.

Part of the Pacific Crest Trail: Lamel Spring is a key spot for people hiking the PCT, especially those heading to or from Mount Baden-Powell. The area is beautiful, with views of mountains and deserts.

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