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Nevada
3.9 mi
Distance
210 ft
Gain
1h 25m
Time
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What we do know
Inside Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Holm
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The Holm Trail is a short, accessible hike near the small community of Holm in Nevada, offering a gentle introduction to the region's high desert landscape. With minimal elevation gain over less than 4 miles, this trail is ideal for families and casual hikers looking for a quick outdoor excursion. The route traverses typical Nevada sagebrush terrain with modest elevation changes and straightforward trail conditions.
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Walker 3
~5 min drive
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Burro Lake
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Ruby Crest National Recreation Trail
~39 min drive
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Walker 4
~3 min drive
Easy 1.74-mile desert trail with minimal elevation gain.
Mitchell Ranch
~12 min drive
Short desert trail with steady elevation gain near Mitchell Ranch.
South Fork Smith
~47 min drive
Steep 2.74-mile Nevada trail with 831 ft elevation gain.
Cherry 3
~5 min drive
Easy 1.46-mile desert trail near Cherry, Nevada.
Loop Trail
~15 min drive
Steep 1.36-mile loop with 589 ft gain—compact Nevada hike.
Middle Fork Smith Creek
~47 min drive
Moderate 9.78-mile canyon hike with 1,885 ft elevation gain in Smith Creek drainage.
