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California
7.3 mi
Distance
3,395 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Angeles National Forest
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Why you'll love it
North Devils Backbone
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North Devils Backbone is a challenging 7.35-mile trail featuring nearly 3,400 feet of elevation gain, making it a demanding climb through rugged terrain. This route traverses a dramatic ridgeline with steep sections and sustained elevation gain that rewards hikers with expansive views and a sense of accomplishment. The trail's name reflects its exposed, jagged character typical of California's high-elevation backbone ridges.
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