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California
2.9 mi
Distance
1,087 ft
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Rattlesnake
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Rattlesnake Trail is a moderately steep 2.9-mile hike featuring nearly 1,100 feet of elevation gain, making it a solid workout for intermediate hikers. The trail climbs through chaparral and oak woodland terrain typical of California's inland regions, offering views of the surrounding landscape as you ascend. Named for the native rattlesnakes in the area, this trail rewards hikers with a rewarding summit experience.
Becker
~6 min drive
Easy 2.24-mile foothill walk with minimal elevation gain.
Lower South Fork
~8 min drive
Moderate 7.6-mile foothill trail with 2,200 ft gain through South Fork drainage.
Owl Creek
~10 min drive
Easy 1.81-mile creek-side walk with 280 ft elevation gain.
Wintoon Flat
~12 min drive
Steady 3.3-mile climb to a scenic plateau in northern California foothills.
Rays Peak
~19 min drive
Steady 6.8-mile climb to a scenic California summit with 888 ft gain.
Pattison Peak
~21 min drive
Steep Sierra climb to alpine peak with 3,340 ft elevation gain.
Devils Backbone
~23 min drive
Steep ridge trail with panoramic views and steady elevation gain.
Board Camp
~23 min drive
Easy 2.5-mile foothill trail with gentle elevation gain.
Bug Creek
~24 min drive
Moderate 8.75-mile creek-side hike with 1,391 ft elevation gain.
Mt. Lassic
~25 min drive
Compact summit hike with steady elevation gain and scenic views.
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