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California
2.0 mi
Distance
560 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Klamath National Forest
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What's missing
No access route mapped
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Why you'll love it
Deadman Peak
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Deadman Peak is a short but steep alpine ascent offering impressive elevation gain in just 2 miles. This challenging climb rewards hikers with panoramic summit views and a sense of accomplishment on a relatively compact route. The trail features sustained elevation gain typical of Sierra Nevada peaks, making it ideal for those seeking a quick but intense mountain experience.
Fish Lake Creek
~0 min drive
Easy creek-side walk with minimal elevation gain near Fish Lake.
Fish Lake
~2 min drive
Easy 4.1-mile hike to a scenic alpine lake with gentle terrain.
Chipmunk Meadow
~4 min drive
Moderate 10.65-mile alpine trail with 2,062 ft gain through forest and meadows.
Long Gulch Lake
~2 min drive
Easy 2.2-mile hike to a scenic alpine lake with 322 ft elevation gain.
Steveale Creek
~3 min drive
Moderate creek-side hike with steady elevation gain through foothills terrain.
Packers Peak
~7 min drive
Steep 10.92-mile alpine climb with 4,663 ft gain to high Sierra peaks.
Twin Lakes
~3 min drive
Scenic 2.2-mile alpine lake hike with 861 ft elevation gain.
Trail Gulch
~5 min drive
Moderate 5.6-mile gulch hike with 1,931 ft elevation gain.
South Fork Lakes
~7 min drive
Moderate 6-mile alpine lake hike with 2,421 ft elevation gain.
Trail Gulch Tie
~3 min drive
Steep 2-mile connector with 742 ft gain through Trail Gulch area.
