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California
5.8 mi
Distance
557 ft
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Going Green
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Going Green is a moderate 5.8-mile trail offering a pleasant day hike through California terrain with nearly 600 feet of elevation gain. This route provides a good balance of distance and climbing, making it ideal for hikers looking to build endurance without extreme exertion. The trail's name suggests environmental or scenic qualities typical of mid-elevation California foothill or mountain regions.
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