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California

Huckleberry

1.2 mi

Distance

346 ft

Gain

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What we do know

  • Inside Sequoia National Park

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What's missing

  • No access route mapped

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Why you'll love it

Quick trip — under 2 mi
Out & back

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Elevation & route

Distance
1.2 mi
Elevation gain
346 ft
Highest point
6,942 ft
Lowest point
6,579 ft
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About this trail

Huckleberry is a 1.23-mile out-and-back trail in California's National Park Service system with 346 feet of elevation gain, reaching a maximum elevation of 6,942 feet.

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