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California
6.3 mi
Distance
143 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside San Bernardino National Forest
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No access route mapped
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Why you'll love it
Raywood Flat
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Raywood Flat offers a gentle 6.3-mile round-trip hike through California's diverse terrain with minimal elevation gain, making it accessible for hikers of various skill levels. This trail showcases the natural character of its region with steady, manageable grades and scenic vistas typical of the area. The modest 143-foot elevation gain ensures a leisurely pace, perfect for those seeking a relaxed outdoor experience without strenuous climbing.
Tunnel
~4 min drive
Steep 3-mile climb with nearly 1,800 ft elevation gain through scenic terrain.
Bear Wallow
~5 min drive
Quick, easy 0.2-mile walk with minimal elevation gain.
Millard Canyon
~6 min drive
Steep 9.68-mile alpine climb with 7,030 ft gain in the San Gabriel Mountains.
Kitching Peak
~6 min drive
Brutal 3-mile climb gaining 7,400 ft to Kitching Peak summit.
Lodgepole
~10 min drive
Easy forest walk through lodgepole pine country near Lodgepole.
Little San Gorgonio
~7 min drive
Strenuous 12-mile alpine climb with 5,300 ft gain in the San Bernardino Mountains.
Aspen Grove
~11 min drive
Easy 3.96-mile hike with minimal elevation gain in Aspen Grove.
Jenks Lake
~18 min drive
Scenic alpine lake hike with steady climbing through forest to mountain views.
Vivian Creek
~10 min drive
Strenuous 16.76-mile mountain trek with 3,538 ft gain in San Bernardino range.
South Fork
~15 min drive
Steep 5.4-mile alpine climb with 3,561 ft elevation gain.
