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California
1.2 mi
Distance
347 ft
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Squaw Saddle Trail
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Squaw Saddle Trail is a short, scenic ascent offering excellent views from its namesake saddle point. This 1.2-mile route gains 347 feet through accessible terrain, making it ideal for hikers seeking a quick summit experience without extensive commitment. The trail provides a rewarding vantage point typical of California's foothill saddle trails.
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