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Bookmark or Share- San Felipe Creek Scissors Crossing - borregohiking.comAnza-Borrego Desert: San Felipe Creek Scissors Crossing. All car, see below. This hike leads up the San Felipe Creek (dry) up to the fork with Banner Creek. Mostly (soft) sand with more and more scrubs, fallen trees and debris. Park at the North/West side of the scissors crossing along the S2.
- PCT: Scissors Crossing to Warner Springs - StravaThis is the northernmost extent of California Section A on the PCT, traveling from the low desert at Scissors Crossing to the comparatively green hills around the town of Warner Springs. Going northbound, the trail initially follows a spine of mountains, offering nonstop views among attractive desert foliage and rock outcrops.
- Scissors Crossing to S22 Earthquake Valley - AllTrailsPacific Crest Trail: Scissors Crossing to S22. 23.1 mile strenuous hike. My hiking partner and I continue on our PCT section hikes again after a break over the hot summer in San Diego County. This section was the longest due to no trail heads accessible.
- PCT California Section A: A 107-Mile Intro to the DesertThe first section of trail travels from the border to Warner Springs, 107.2 miles. Highlights include the Laguna Mountain Rim/Kwaaymii Point, pie at Mom’s Pie House in Julian (Thanks!), the diversity of cacti north of Scissors Crossing, and Eagle Rock.
- Scissors Crossing Parking Area - Boondocker's BibleScissors Crossing happens to be located inside park boundaries, right on a convenient intersection of Highway 78 and County Road S2. It’s most commonly known as a parking lot for day hikers looking for an afternoon along Pacific Crest Trail. But it’s also open for camping and overnight parking.
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