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Nevada
23.1 mi
Distance
1,205 ft
Gain
8h 19m
Time
Clear skies, mild temps, excellent hiking window
Checked 8/2/2026 · openweather, snotel, scoring_engine
Conditions are ideal for hiking Ranger Trail today. Clear skies, low precipitation risk, and comfortable temperatures create a favorable outdoor window. No avalanche exposure or significant weather hazards present.
Why you'll love it
Ranger Trail
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Ranger Trail is a challenging 23-mile backcountry route that traverses Nevada's high desert landscape with over 1,200 feet of elevation gain. This extended trek offers solitude and expansive views across the region's distinctive terrain, making it ideal for experienced hikers seeking a full-day adventure. The trail's length and sustained distance demand solid fitness and navigation skills.
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