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California
5.5 mi
Distance
2,361 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
Kidd Creek
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Kidd Creek Trail is a moderately challenging 5.5-mile route featuring significant elevation gain through the California backcountry. This trail offers a rewarding climb with approximately 2,361 feet of elevation gain, making it ideal for hikers seeking a solid cardiovascular workout with scenic creek-side sections. The trail showcases the natural beauty of the region with opportunities to experience riparian ecosystems and mountain vistas.
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Union Lake
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Easy 1.8-mile alpine lake hike with 375 ft elevation gain.
Ward Lake
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Landers Lake
~5 min drive
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Seven Up Peak
~9 min drive
Steep 2.4-mile peak climb with 758 ft elevation gain.
Sunrise Creek
~5 min drive
Steady 3.6-mile creek-side climb with 1,500 ft elevation gain.
