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California
7.1 mi
Distance
2,822 ft
Gain
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Why you'll love it
Seephole Spring-Lead Canyon
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Seephole Spring-Lead Canyon offers a moderately challenging desert canyon hike through California's scenic backcountry. This 7.12-mile trail features significant elevation gain as it navigates through canyon terrain with seasonal water sources, providing hikers with a rewarding combination of geological interest and desert landscape views.

Mist Falls
~47 min drive
<p>The 8-mile round-trip walk to this spectacular cascade makes a great all-day walk. The first miles are relatively flat and open; in the last mile the wooded trail gains 600' in elevation. Be careful once there: Mist and spray make the surrounding rocks slippery and treacher…
Winnedumah Vis
~2 min drive
Moderate 6.1-mile alpine hike with 2,500 ft gain and excellent Sierra views.
Sidehill Springs
~9 min drive
Easy 1.44-mile foothills walk with minimal elevation gain.
Taboose Pass
~30 min drive
Steep Eastern Sierra climb to a remote alpine pass with dramatic mountain views.

Copper Creek
~51 min drive
<p>This trailhead orientation panel shows a map and images of the Copper Creek Trail area.<br /> <br /> Copper Creek Trail is 10 miles one-way (20 miles round-trip) at a difficult incline. The trail travels through several aspen forests and meadows, ending at Granite Lake, a s…
Tamarack Canyon
~9 min drive
Scenic canyon hike with steady elevation gain and natural water features.
Shepherd Pack
~28 min drive
Short, scenic climb with 752 ft gain near Shepherd Pack.
Golden Trout Lake
~31 min drive
Steep alpine hike to a pristine high-elevation lake in the Sierra Nevada.

Zumwalt Meadow Trailhead
~52 min drive
<p> </p> <p>This trailhead orientation panel shows a map and images of the Zumwalt Meadow area.</p> <h4>River Safety</h4> <p>Most of the year, the river flows gently along one side of the meadow, but in spring and early summer the water is cold an currents are swift. Be carefu…
Pat Keyes Spring
~18 min drive
Moderate 4.51-mile desert/foothill hike to a natural spring.