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California
1.4 mi
Distance
195 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Six Rivers National Forest
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What's missing
No access route mapped
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Why you'll love it
Blacks Camp
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Blacks Camp is a short and accessible trail perfect for families and beginners looking for a quick outdoor escape. This 1.36-mile route features modest elevation gain through California backcountry, offering a gentle introduction to hiking with minimal technical challenge. The trail provides a rewarding outing for those seeking a brief nature walk without demanding physical exertion.
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Grouse Ridge
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Steep Sierra foothills ridge climb with significant elevation gain in minimal distance.
Red Mountain
~4 min drive
Steady 5.3-mile climb to Red Mountain with 880 ft elevation gain.
Waterspout
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Dog Gulch
~17 min drive
Easy 2.5-mile gulch hike with minimal elevation gain.
Clover Gulch
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Moderate 5.25-mile gulch hike with 1,598 ft elevation gain.
Packwood Flat
~11 min drive
Moderate 6.85-mile foothill hike with steady elevation gain and scenic views.
Barker Camp Tie
~25 min drive
Easy 2.2-mile trail with minimal elevation gain near Barker Camp.
Lost Creek
~5 min drive
Easy 5-mile creek-side walk with minimal elevation gain.
Brooks Ridge
~17 min drive
Moderate ridgeline hike with expansive views and steady elevation gain.
