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California
4.2 mi
Distance
2,061 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Los Padres National Forest
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No access route mapped
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Why you'll love it
Stone Ridge
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Stone Ridge offers a moderately challenging 4.18-mile hike with over 2,000 feet of elevation gain, making it a rewarding workout for intermediate hikers. The trail climbs steadily through California terrain, providing excellent cardiovascular challenge and likely rewarding views from higher elevations. This is an ideal choice for hikers seeking a half-day adventure with significant vertical gain in a compact distance.
San Antonio
~2 min drive
Moderate 8.27-mile foothill hike with 951 ft elevation gain.
Cone Peak
~3 min drive
Steep 2.2-mile summit hike with 452 ft gain near Cone Peak.
Rodeo Flat
~9 min drive
Moderate 5.25-mile climb with 2,419 ft gain near Rodeo Flat.
Kirk Creek
~4 min drive
Moderate coastal climb with ocean views and 3,400 ft elevation gain.
Mill Creek
~5 min drive
Easy 1-mile creek-side walk with 336 ft elevation gain near Mill Creek.
Santa Lucia Peak
~14 min drive
Steep 4.6-mile climb to Santa Lucia Peak with dramatic mountain views.
Carrizo
~9 min drive
Challenging 10.67-mile hike with 3,800 ft gain in Carrizo region.
Slick Rock
~11 min drive
Easy 0.29-mile walk with minimal elevation gain near Slick Rock.
South Fork
~24 min drive
Moderate 5.76-mile trail with 977 ft gain near South Fork, California.
Santa Lucia
~11 min drive
Challenging 24.75-mile backcountry route through the Santa Lucia Range with 3,329 ft elevation gain.
