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Home / Shop / Stickers, Patches & Swag / Benchmarks / Mt San Jacinto Benchmark
Replica benchmark for Mt San Jacinto

Mt San Jacinto Benchmark

$39.95

PLACE NAME: Mount San Jacinto
ELEVATION: 10,804 ft.
COORDINATES: N30° 48′ 52” W116° 40′ 42”
LOCATION: Mount San Jacinto State Wilderness, California, USA

This replica benchmark has a felt-backing making it a beautiful paperweight, memento of your climb and conversation piece. It’s solid and substantial, like your achievement.

Hikers seeking the summit of the highest peak in the Mount San Jacinto State Wilderness area can choose among various strenuous hiking routes, or take the 2.5mile tramway which delivers its passengers to an elevation of 8,000 feet. From there, it is a relatively easy hike to the summit where all are rewarded with a panoramic view. This mark is set in an overhanging solid rock shelf 13 feet SW of the highest point on the summit and somewhat lower. The newest data puts the summit elevation at 10,834 feet.

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SKU: 20166P5B Category: Benchmarks Tags: benchmark, paperweight, San Jacinto, Six-Pack of Peaks
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  • 3 1/4 inch diameter
  • Cast in fine pewter
  • Felt backing
  • With soft fleece pouch

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Weight .4375 lbs

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