Starting at the Rincon fire station made the most sense. They had angry-looking no-trespassing signs, though, so I started at the OHV area instead. Burrito Peak is straight ahead:
![Image](https://gal.secretsauce.net/travels/SanGabriels/2021-04--Burrito/DSCF5514.jpg?variant=medium2)
I crossed the river at the OHV vehicle crossing. It's a vehicle ford, so there are no logs or rocks or anything, and I just waded across. Water went up a bit past the knee. On the other side of the river is a decent trail that contours to the left, and then climbs up. It's steep, but not brushy, and it really feels like somebody is maintaining it:
![Image](https://gal.secretsauce.net/travels/SanGabriels/2021-04--Burrito/DSCF5516.jpg?variant=medium2)
Half-way to the top, the trail joins the ridge, and I got even more suspicious that this is a trail made by humans not deer:
![Image](https://gal.secretsauce.net/travels/SanGabriels/2021-04--Burrito/DSCF5524.jpg?variant=medium2)
Then the trail climbs straight up the ridge, where the prize can be claimed
![Image](https://gal.secretsauce.net/travels/SanGabriels/2021-04--Burrito/DSCF5527.jpg?variant=medium2)
At the top, the trail ends, and travel in any direction is on deer tracks, as expected.
The views are good. To the SW is the Rincon-Red Box rd and the old powerline road that comes in from the E:
![Image](https://gal.secretsauce.net/travels/SanGabriels/2021-04--Burrito/DSCF5536.jpg?variant=medium2)
And to the E are Burrito, Macho Taco and Rattlesnake
![Image](https://gal.secretsauce.net/travels/SanGabriels/2021-04--Burrito/DSCF5528.jpg?variant=medium2)
Sean and Willie did this previously, and had apparently already found the trail. But now I just added it to openstreetmap, and in about 10 years or so, AllTrails will pick it up.