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California
8.3 mi
Distance
2,804 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Angeles National Forest
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No access route mapped
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Why you'll love it
South Hawkins Trail
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South Hawkins Trail is a moderate 8.33-mile hike featuring nearly 2,800 feet of elevation gain through California backcountry. This trail offers a solid workout with consistent climbing through varied terrain, rewarding hikers with expansive views and a genuine sense of accomplishment. The route is well-suited for experienced day hikers looking to build endurance and enjoy the natural landscape.
Sunset Ridge
~0 min drive
Easy 0.91-mile ridge walk with 213 ft elevation gain.
Big Cienega Trail
~1 min drive
Steady 3.4-mile climb through chaparral and forest to scenic meadow.
Islip Ridge Trail
~2 min drive
Strenuous 9.77-mile ridge climb with 3,055 ft gain in the San Gabriel Mountains.
Lake Trail
~1 min drive
Easy 1.5-mile lake loop with 341 ft elevation gain.
Windy Gap Trail
~1 min drive
Moderate 5.3-mile climb with 2,263 ft gain to scenic gap views.
Bear Creek Trail
~6 min drive
Moderate 12.4-mile creek-side trail with gentle elevation gain.
Tototngna Trail
~1 min drive
Short and easy 1.31-mile trail with 295 ft elevation gain.
Hawkins Ridge Trail
~2 min drive
Scenic 4-mile ridge trail with 413 ft gain and panoramic views.
High Desert Nrt (Devils Pbowl)
~7 min drive
Challenging 15.77-mile high desert loop with 2,857 ft gain to scenic bowl formations.
Mt. Islip Trail
~1 min drive
Moderate 2.1-mile climb to Mt. Islip summit with forest views.
