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Marble Peak Trail - Los Padres National Forest
Trail Distance 13.14 Miles

The Marble Peak Trail is a scenic 13.14 mile trail in the Ventana Wilderness in Monterey County . The trail connects the Coast Ridge Road (20S05.2) to the Arroyo Seco Road. The Marble Peak Trail has numerous trail junctions, from Arroyo Seco Road the first junction is the, Horse Pasture Trail (4E05), then the second junction is the Tony Trail (4E06), then the third junction is the South Fork Trail (3E09), and finally the last junction is with the Lost Valley Trail (4E08). Please let us know if you have explored this trail recently.

Trail Details

  • Trail #: 4E07
  • Wilderness Area: Ventana
  • County: Monterey County
  • Ranger District: Monterey Ranger District
  • Trail-head Latitude: 36.17356
  • Trail-head Longitude: -121.63019
  • Water Sources: Water is available from multiple creeks along the trail, see trail camp links below for water reports
  • Trail Condition: Good - Trail is easy to follow and is in good shape
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  • Activities & Features:
    • Wildlife Viewing
    • Wilderness Camping



Trail Stats

  • Total Elevation Gain: + 3071 feet.
  • Total Elevation Loss: - 5729 feet.
  • Overall Average Slope Gain: + 8 %.
  • Overall Average Slope Loss: - 11 %.
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Submitted Trail Reports

Marble Peak Trail Survey - 03-20-2021 - by Jon D
Link: Marble Peak Trail
Date: 03-20-2021
Surveyor Name:Jon D
Trail description:Trail is wide and well maintained until you get to Tassajahara Creek Camp. After that, it is possible to follow but there is poison oak encroaching on much of the trail and it takes some ballarina-ing to make it work. We camped at Tony Camp, near the Tony Trail, which gets you out of the thicket and onto some switchbacks, unfortunately, the hot springs are being managed by a private company and are closed for COVID. 
Mode of transport:Hike
Trail condition:Good shape and easy to follow


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Last Updated: Wednesday, February 24, 2016



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