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California
3.6 mi
Distance
1,687 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Klamath National Forest
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Boundary data
What's missing
No access route mapped
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Why you'll love it
Rose
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The Rose Trail is a moderate 3.6-mile hike featuring nearly 1,700 feet of elevation gain, making it a solid workout for hikers seeking a rewarding climb through California terrain. This trail offers steady ascent with scenic views as you gain elevation, typical of the region's foothill and mountain landscapes. The combination of distance and elevation gain creates an engaging challenge suitable for intermediate hikers looking to build endurance.
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Historic mining trail with moderate terrain and cultural heritage interest.
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Caribou
~8 min drive
Steep alpine climb with 2,555 ft gain over 2.8 miles near Caribou.
Valley Loop
~3 min drive
Easy 4.96-mile valley loop with gentle elevation gain and scenic views.
Caribou Lake
~3 min drive
Challenging 19.5-mile alpine lake trek with 4,253 ft elevation gain.
Little Boulder Lake
~10 min drive
Easy 1-mile alpine lake hike with minimal elevation gain.
Yellow Rose
~3 min drive
Steady 4.24-mile climb with 2,025 ft gain in California's Yellow Rose area.
Landers Lake
~6 min drive
Moderate 8.39-mile alpine lake hike with 1,563 ft elevation gain.
Boulder Lake
~11 min drive
Short, steep alpine lake hike with significant elevation gain.
Kidd Creek
~3 min drive
Moderate 5.5-mile climb with 2,361 ft gain near Kidd Creek.
