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Nevada
2.6 mi
Distance
527 ft
Gain
1h 7m
Time
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Hendrys Creek
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Hendrys Creek is a scenic 2.56-mile trail featuring a modest 527 feet of elevation gain, making it an accessible option for hikers of varying abilities. The trail follows Hendrys Creek through Nevada terrain, offering riparian habitat and creek-side scenery. This short, well-graded route is ideal for a quick morning hike or family outing.
Summit Trailhead
~32 min drive
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~9 min drive
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~32 min drive
Standard route to Wheeler Peak (13,065 ft) from Summit.
Bristlecone Trailhead
~33 min drive
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~6 min drive
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~7 min drive
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~9 min drive
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~21 min drive
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