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California
9.7 mi
Distance
3,080 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Angeles National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Fish Fork
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Fish Fork is a moderately challenging mountain trail that climbs nearly 3,100 feet over 9.7 miles, offering rewarding alpine scenery and access to high country terrain. The trail features sustained elevation gain through mixed forest and open slopes, making it an excellent choice for hikers seeking a full-day adventure with significant vertical challenge. This route showcases the rugged character of California's backcountry with impressive vistas earned through steady, determined hiking.
Dawson Peak
~2 min drive
Strenuous 8.62-mile Sierra climb with 3,549 ft elevation gain.
Acorn
~3 min drive
Steady 3.6-mile foothills climb with 2,184 ft elevation gain through oak woodlands.
Jackson Flat Geological
~9 min drive
Easy geological loop through Jackson Flat with scenic rock formations.
North Devils Backbone
~3 min drive
Steep ridgeline climb with 3,395 ft gain; challenging day hike for experienced hikers.
Prairie Fork
~4 min drive
Easy 4.9-mile grassland trail through California foothills with minimal elevation gain.
Jackson Lake Interpretive
~9 min drive
Easy lakeside loop with interpretive signage and scenic views.
Gold Dollar Trail
~7 min drive
Steep 2.25-mile foothill climb with 1,734 ft elevation gain.
Blue Ridge
~6 min drive
Steep 4-mile ridge climb with 2,048 ft gain and panoramic views.
Heaton Flats Trail
~10 min drive
Steep 2.74-mile climb with nearly 1,000 ft gain in the San Gabriel Mountains.
Eagle Mine Trail
~9 min drive
Steep 4.48-mile trail to historic Eagle Mine with 2,543 ft elevation gain.
