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California
22.0 mi
Distance
3,192 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Los Padres National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Lost Valley
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Lost Valley is a challenging 21.97-mile trail that rewards experienced hikers with substantial elevation gain of 3,192 feet across diverse California terrain. This remote route traverses through varied landscapes typical of the Lost Valley region, offering solitude and natural beauty for those prepared for a full day of hiking. The trail's length and elevation profile make it ideal for hikers seeking a serious backcountry experience.
Rodeo Flat
~4 min drive
Moderate 5.25-mile climb with 2,419 ft gain near Rodeo Flat.
Santa Lucia
~4 min drive
Challenging 24.75-mile backcountry route through the Santa Lucia Range with 3,329 ft elevation gain.
Marble Peak
~9 min drive
Quick alpine summit with 146 ft gain near Marble Peak, California.
Santa Lucia Peak
~6 min drive
Steep 4.6-mile climb to Santa Lucia Peak with dramatic mountain views.
Carrizo
~9 min drive
Challenging 10.67-mile hike with 3,800 ft gain in Carrizo region.
Cone Peak
~11 min drive
Steep 2.2-mile summit hike with 452 ft gain near Cone Peak.
Stone Ridge
~13 min drive
Steep 4.18-mile climb with 2,061 ft gain—moderate challenge with big rewards.
San Antonio
~13 min drive
Moderate 8.27-mile foothill hike with 951 ft elevation gain.
Tony
~12 min drive
Easy 1.33-mile trail with 242 ft gain near Tony, California.
South Fork
~14 min drive
Moderate 5.76-mile trail with 977 ft gain near South Fork, California.
