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California
2.6 mi
Distance
1,553 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Los Padres National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Black Cone
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Black Cone is a steep, rewarding short hike featuring significant elevation gain that rewards hikers with expansive views from its volcanic summit. This trail showcases the dramatic geology of the region with a direct ascent through mixed terrain typical of California's volcanic landscapes. The concentrated elevation gain makes this a challenging but achievable day hike for those seeking high-altitude payoff in a compact distance.
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