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Oregon
1.2 mi
Distance
179 ft
Gain
26 min
Time
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Why you'll love it
Beaver Loop
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Beaver Out-and-back is an easy out-and-back trail in Washington spanning 1.20 miles, making it an accessible option for hikers of all skill levels. This trail connects to the Big Cedar Trail system, offering opportunities to extend your adventure. The manageable distance and gentle terrain make it ideal for a quick nature outing or as part of a larger hiking experience in the area.
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