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BRECKENRIDGE MOUNTAIN

Mountains and Summits


Pacific Ranges Sierra Nevada

Breckenridge Mountain

7,548 ft

Breckenridge Mountain, located in the Pacific Ranges mountain range, is a prominent peak with a rich mountaineering history. Rising to an impressive elevation, it stands tall among its surrounding peaks. With its awe-inspiring size, Breckenridge Mountain offers mountaineers a challenging and rewarding experience.

During the winter season, the mountain receives abundant snowfall, making it a popular destination for winter sports enthusiasts. The snowpack range on Breckenridge Mountain varies depending on the year, with an average snow depth that attracts skiers and snowboarders alike. Its snowy slopes and well-maintained trails provide excellent opportunities for winter recreation.

As Breckenridge Mountain stands proudly amidst the Pacific Ranges, it contributes to the formation of several creeks and rivers that receive runoff from its slopes. These waterways serve as vital sources for surrounding ecosystems, supporting diverse flora and fauna. Exploring the creeks and rivers that originate from Breckenridge Mountain adds another dimension to the mountaineering experience, allowing adventurers to appreciate the interconnectedness of nature.

While the origins of the name "Breckenridge" remain unclear, the mountain holds a special place in the lore and legends of the region. Local tales tell of hidden treasure and mystical spirits that guard the mountain's secrets. These stories add an air of mystery and intrigue to the already captivating allure of Breckenridge Mountain.

In conclusion, Breckenridge Mountain is a remarkable peak in the Pacific Ranges mountain range, offering mountaineers a challenging climb and breathtaking views. With its notable elevation, varying snowpack range, and contribution to surrounding waterways, it is a destination that showcases the beauty and wonder of nature. The intriguing legends surrounding its name only serve to enhance the allure of this majestic mountain.


Outdoor Recreation

Campground Campsites Reservations Toilets Showers Elevation
Greenhorn Mountain Park 70 6,111 ft
Tehachapi Mountain Park 61 5,631 ft
Breckenridge 8 6,690 ft
Cedar Creek 11 4,895 ft
Main Dam 82 2,495 ft
Leavis Flat 9 3,027 ft
Pioneer Point 78 2,615 ft
Headquarters 44 2,848 ft
Sandy Flat 35 2,259 ft
Auxiliary Dam 250 2,635 ft
Chico Flat 35 2,937 ft
Hobo 25 2,284 ft
Camp 9 109 2,619 ft
Boulder Gulch 78 2,599 ft
Tillie Creek 159 2,630 ft
Alder Creek 13 3,894 ft
Paradise Cove 138 2,587 ft
Hungry Gulch 78 2,766 ft
Frog Meadow 10 7,556 ft
Live Oak North & South 90 2,679 ft
Keyesville Rec Site None 2,526 ft
Brite Lake None 4,421 ft
Panorama 10 7,325 ft
Horse Meadow 41 7,367 ft
Evans Flat 16 6,087 ft
Goldledge 37 3,203 ft
Ski Area Snowpack Air Temperature 5 Day Forecast
River Run Streamflow Length Class

Regional Water Data

Gauge Streamflow Stage
Piru C Ab Frenchmans Flat Ca
USGS 11109550
16 cfs 4.6 ft
Sf Tule R Nr Cholollo Campground Nr Porterville Ca
USGS 11203580
43 cfs 3.1 ft
Piru Creek Above Lake Piru Ca
USGS 11109600
136 cfs 3.7 ft
Sespe Creek Near Wheeler Springs Ca
USGS 11111500
14 cfs 2.6 ft
Sf Tule R Nr Reservation Bndry Nr Porterville Ca
USGS 11204100
94 cfs 3.8 ft
Deer C Nr Fountain Springs Ca
USGS 11200800
60 cfs 3.7 ft
Sf Kern R Nr Onyx Ca
USGS 11189500
208 cfs 4.9 ft
Snotel Site Snowpack 24hr Change

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