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| Status: | Partially Open |
| Length: | 8.67 miles |
| Highest Elevation: | 4976 feet |
| Duration: | About 3 hours |
| Shape of Trail: | Out & Back |
| Best Direction to Travel: | N/A |
| Nearest Town: | Lucerne Valley |
| Nearest Town w/ Services: | Lucerne Valley |
| Official Road Name: | BLM OM 6645 |
| Management Agency: | BLM/Barstow Field Office |
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Highlights
Only 20 miles from downtown Lucerne Valley - Hamburger Hill offers a great escape with stunning sunset views for the fortunate few who can complete the trail in time to see the sunset. Hamburger Hill lies within the Ord Mountain Subregion. This vicinity is known for its off-highway vehicle (OHV) recreational opportunities. Heavy recreational use is expected in, and is appropriate to, the Stoddard Valley and Johnson Valley OHV Recreational Areas, located on either side of the Ord Mountain region. Much history can be appreciated in this region as the first mining claims in the Ord Mountains were established as early as 1876. Heavily mined for gold and silver in the early 1900's it was also used during World War I and World War II for its rich copper ore to support the war efforts.
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1. Start - Trailhead Begins at BLM Sign For Ord Mountain Subregion - Head North (0 mi)
The trailhead begins at the BLM sign for the Ord Mountain Subregion - head north down trail (trail marker is currently missing). The trail will parallel to the west of Camp Rock road until the left turn at waypoint 2. Four wheel drive may make this section easier due to the sandy conditions but two wheel drive is possible.
UPDATE - August 16, 2017 - The BLM has installed red trail closure markers in the Ord Mountain Subregion. BLM states that open or cross country trail riding is prohibited in this area.
Directions to Trailhead
From downtown Lucerne Valley - head east on Hwy 247 Old Women Spring Road for about 6 miles to Camp Rock Road. Turn North on Camp Rock. Stay on Camp Rock for 4 miles then turn right to stay on Camp Rock. The paved road will turn into dirt in about 2 miles. Stay on well groomed dirt road for about another 4 miles to trailhead.
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