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California
13.6 mi
Distance
3,156 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Robinson Creek
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Robinson Creek is a challenging 13.56-mile alpine trek that gains over 3,100 feet of elevation, making it ideal for experienced hikers seeking a full-day adventure. The trail follows Robinson Creek through the Sierra Nevada backcountry, offering stunning views of high alpine meadows and mountain scenery. This remote route rewards dedicated hikers with solitude and pristine wilderness experience.
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Tamarack
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Mule Pass
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Steep 2.2-mile alpine climb with 840 ft elevation gain.
Eagle Creek
~9 min drive
Moderate 6.4-mile creek-side hike with 1,690 ft elevation gain.
Chain of Lakes
~17 min drive
Scenic alpine lake loop with steady climbing and multiple water features.
West Lake
~13 min drive
Steep alpine lake hike with 1,278 ft gain in under 3 miles.
Molybdenite Creek
~11 min drive
Moderate creek-side hike with steady elevation gain and forest scenery.
Black Bear Lake
~22 min drive
Easy 3-mile hike to a scenic alpine lake with 384 ft elevation gain.
Summit Lake
~15 min drive
Easy 2-mile alpine lake hike with 314 ft elevation gain.