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California
2.2 mi
Distance
1,634 ft
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Summit Valley
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Summit Valley is a steep, rewarding alpine climb that gains over 1,600 feet in just 2.24 miles, making it an intense cardiovascular challenge for hikers seeking elevation in a compact distance. The trail ascends through varied terrain typical of California's higher elevations, offering impressive vertical relief and expansive views as you gain altitude. This is an excellent choice for experienced hikers looking to build fitness or bag elevation quickly.
Coastal Trail: DeMartin
~25 min drive
<strong>Location</strong>: Del Norte Coast Redwoods State Park and Redwood National Park. <br /> <strong>Trailhead</strong>: Marked north trailhead is off Hwy 101 at mile marker 15.6. Look for signs marked CT. Marked south trailhead is at Hwy 101 mile marker 12.8. If you plan…
Gunbarrel
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Short, steady climb through accessible California backcountry.
Old South Kelsey
~9 min drive
Strenuous 15.8-mile backcountry trail with 2,396 ft elevation gain.
East Fork Blue Creek
~22 min drive
Moderate creek-side hike with 696 ft gain near Blue Creek drainage.
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~25 min drive
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Mc Clendon Ford
~4 min drive
Steep 1.95-mile foothill climb with 879 ft elevation gain.
West Fork Clear Creek
~15 min drive
Scenic 14.8-mile creek drainage hike with gentle elevation gain.
Devil's Punchbowl
~25 min drive
Steep badlands hike with dramatic geological formations and expansive desert views.
Yurok Loop Trail
~26 min drive
Take a break from driving HWY 101, and take a short walk along the coast and see crashing waves, piles of driftwood, and gaze across the parks' protected marine areas. Keep you eyes peeled for offshore wildlife. <br /> <br /> This trail is located at the west end of <a href="h…
Bear Wallow
~10 min drive
Easy 0.56-mile woodland walk near Bear Wallow.
