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Oregon
6.8 mi
Distance
1,847 ft
Gain
3h 2m
Time
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Riley Camp
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Riley Camp is a 6.76-mile out-and-back trail in Oregon that offers hikers a straightforward journey to an established destination. This route integrates seamlessly with the broader trail network, connecting to both Table Mountain Trail #18 and Sled Camp Trail for those seeking to extend their adventure. Whether you're looking for a focused day hike or a gateway to explore the surrounding system, Riley Camp provides accessible access to the region's backcountry.
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