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California
23.1 mi
Distance
2,920 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
Willow Spring
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Willow Spring is a challenging 23-mile backcountry trail that traverses diverse terrain across California's interior landscape. This demanding route features nearly 3,000 feet of elevation gain, rewarding hikers with expansive vistas and access to remote wilderness areas. The trail's length and sustained climbing make it ideal for experienced hikers seeking a full day of adventure.
Adobe
~3 min drive
Moderate 5.29-mile climb with 2,014 ft elevation gain near Adobe, CA.
Roque Canyon
~14 min drive
Challenging 11.55-mile canyon trek with 2,904 ft elevation gain.
Stony Creek
~19 min drive
Easy half-mile creek walk with minimal elevation gain.
Indian
~7 min drive
Moderate 5.24-mile foothill hike with steady elevation gain and scenic views.
White Elephant
~15 min drive
Moderate 5-mile climb with 1,873 ft gain near White Elephant.
American Canyon
~27 min drive
Moderate climb through American Canyon with canyon views and oak woodland scenery.
Gifford
~10 min drive
Moderate 4.4-mile trail with 573 ft gain near Gifford, California.
Buckhorn Rigde
~15 min drive
Steep ridge climb with 939 ft gain in under 4 miles.
Willow Spring (Figueroa)
~42 min drive
Easy 1.42-mile walk to Willow Spring with minimal elevation gain.
Bear Canyon Conn.
~13 min drive
Easy 3.4-mile connector with 494 ft gain through Bear Canyon foothills.