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California
10.7 mi
Distance
3,808 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Los Padres National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Carrizo
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The Carrizo Trail is a challenging 10.67-mile route featuring nearly 3,800 feet of elevation gain through the rugged terrain of California's Carrizo region. This hard-difficulty hike rewards hikers with sustained climbing and expansive views as you ascend through varied landscapes typical of the area. The combination of distance and significant elevation gain makes this a full-day commitment best suited for experienced hikers seeking a rigorous workout.
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