Post Offices near Wrightwood, CA

“Christine is my post office trail Angel. I had a pair of shoes that I was waiting on and they were lost in a HUGE pile of hundreds of packages that had just been delivered moments before I arrived. I had a ride to trail waiting outside and she worked quickly and efficiently to find my shoes and get them to me within minutes. She's an extremely hard worker and was so kind and understanding about my urgent situation. Thank you so much Christine for all the hard work you do!!”

“Adorable little post office for the residents of Mount Baldy. Rustic architecture and next to Fire Department. Mailbox is outside. Local town information is found here and P.O. boxes are inside. Nice respite on way to hiking trail at Icehouse Canyon (be sure to get your permit at US Forestry) on the left hand side---north of this location.”

“Today we visited the post office and Mrs Judy helped me and my brother renew passport so quickly and friendly. And that was an amazing thing for her to do. I recommend anyone to visit this post office.”

“Seeing as how it's as small as it is, and how insanely busy pinon hills has been lately, I think they're doing okay. Sometimes you won't get your mail that is stated as delivered, but hey, give it a month or two and it should show up.

There are certain times you should steer clear of package pickup. There have been a lot of times the line has been out the door, only to find two lines are open, but one line is being used by a new family or an elderly person missing one of the said packages. Honestly it's courtesy. If you're filling out an application for a box, do it next to the window or somewhere else, that way the 53 million goobers in line behind you can get their three packages without having blood vessels bursting and heart attacks.

And as far as covid goes, they seem to be doing well there. They have taped lines at intervals and plastic protecting the workers from you. But you just have to watch out for that little fire captain that stands an inch from you. Confront him about it and you'll get that famous line, "Hello there! I'm a fire captain and your mask doesn't work!"

You might not get your mail right away, you might have to deal with typical desert people breathing on you, but as long as you aren't rushing everything should be fine. Life is too short to worry about it. I do feel bad for the woman that works with the public mostly (from my visits). I don't think she gets many breaks between stupid questions.”