Redwood Canyon Hart Tree

California

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4.8 mi

Distance

1,063 ft

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Inside Kings Canyon National Park
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Redwood Canyon Hart Tree

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Elevation & route

Distance: 4.8 mi
Elevation gain: 1,063 ft
Highest point: 6,428 ft
Lowest point: 5,495 ft

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Managing agency: National Park Service

About this trail

Redwood Canyon Hart Tree is a 4.76-mile out-and-back trail in California managed by the National Park Service. The trail gains 1,063 feet of elevation and reaches a maximum elevation of 6,428 feet.

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