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Nevada
6.2 mi
Distance
2,027 ft
Gain
2h 5m
Time
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Why you'll love it
Timber Creek
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Timber Creek Trail is a moderate 6.23-mile hike through Nevada's scenic creek drainage, offering a mix of forested terrain and riparian habitat. The trail follows Timber Creek for much of its route, providing water access and cooler conditions during warmer months. This out-and-back route is ideal for hikers seeking a half-day adventure with manageable elevation gain and reliable water sources.

Summit Trailhead
~38 min drive
The Summit Trailhead gives access to the Wheeler Summit Trail. This trail leads to the summit of Wheeler Peak, over 4.2 miles one way. This trail is considered strenuous and hikers should be prepared for a steep and exposed hike. Thunderstorms and high winds are common. Durin…
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