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California
17.4 mi
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Inside Klamath National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Little South Fork
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Little South Fork is a challenging 17.4-mile trail that traverses the rugged terrain of the Little South Fork region in California. This remote backcountry route follows river drainages and forested ridgelines, offering solitude and pristine wilderness experience. The trail demands strong endurance and navigation skills, rewarding hikers with access to undeveloped backcountry and scenic canyon views.
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China Spring
~5 min drive
Steady 5.59-mile climb to China Spring with 2,856 ft elevation gain.
Grizzly Scramble
~8 min drive
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Ray's Gulch
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Steep 8.6-mile gulch climb with 4,820 ft gain—expert-level endurance test.
Valley Loop
~9 min drive
Easy 4.96-mile valley loop with gentle elevation gain and scenic views.
Caribou
~11 min drive
Steep alpine climb with 2,555 ft gain over 2.8 miles near Caribou.
Moliter-Cold Spring
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Challenging 10.2-mile alpine trek with 3,479 ft elevation gain.
Yellow Rose
~9 min drive
Steady 4.24-mile climb with 2,025 ft gain in California's Yellow Rose area.
Rush Creek
~11 min drive
Short, scenic creek-side hike with steady elevation gain in the Eastern Sierra.
Packers Peak
~8 min drive
Steep 10.92-mile alpine climb with 4,663 ft gain to high Sierra peaks.
