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California
10.8 mi
Distance
784 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Cleveland National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Tenaja Falls
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Tenaja Falls is a scenic 10.82-mile round-trip hike featuring a rewarding waterfall destination in Southern California's Cleveland National Forest. The trail traverses chaparral and oak woodland terrain with moderate elevation gain, leading hikers through a canyon landscape to cascading falls that flow seasonally. This popular destination offers a satisfying day hike with natural water features and shaded riparian areas.
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