Ridge trails

From the South Kaibab Trailhead near Yaki Point, the route drops into the Grand Canyon on an open ridgeline, passing Ooh Aah Point, Cedar Ridge, Skeleton Point and The Tipoff, with broad views over the South Rim cliffs, the Tonto Platform and the deepening corridor of the Colorado River. It then descends…

Distance: 30.6 Km • Elevation gain: 2,650 m • Maximum elevation: 2,201 m

The Trans-Catalina Trail begins in Avalon, leaving the island’s lively harbor town to climb into the dry, rugged interior of Santa Catalina Island. The route passes Haypress Reservoir and Cape Canyon Reservoir before entering the Black Jack backcountry and continuing toward Catalina Airport, often known as…

Distance: 62.3 Km • Elevation gain: 2,826 m • Maximum elevation: 531 m

The Macbride Waterfall and Coralville Lake Loop offers a scenic and varied hike that weaves through forested paths and along the shores of Coralville Lake. With views of the lake nearly always in sight, the trail offers both quiet wooded sections and open stretches near the water, making it ideal for spotting…

Distance: 3.3 Km • Elevation gain: 66 m • Maximum elevation: 250 m

Starting at Canyon Meadow, this Redwood Regional Park loop follows the Stream Trail into the cool corridor of Redwood Creek, passing picnic clearings before entering the shaded coast-redwood forest that gives the park its character. Beyond the creekside section, the route climbs onto the French Trail,…

Distance: 10.2 Km • Elevation gain: 425 m • Maximum elevation: 465 m

The Double Arch Loop offers hikers a memorable journey through some of the region's most striking natural features. As you traverse the Auxier Ridge, expect to be treated to sweeping views of the Red River Gorge, with expansive vistas over rocky outcrops, lush valleys, and iconic rock formations like Double…

Distance: 10.0 Km • Elevation gain: 307 m • Maximum elevation: 395 m

Starting near Little Stony Point and Cold Spring, the Bull Hill Short Loop climbs from the Washburn Trailhead through woods toward the old quarry and early Hudson River viewpoints. The route then follows the Undercliff Trail across the shoulder of Bull Hill, passing rock outcrops with views over the Hudson…

Distance: 7.1 Km • Elevation gain: 375 m • Maximum elevation: 338 m

Cypress Provincial Park. #Hiking #Loop #Strachan #Cypress

Distance: 8.5 Km • Elevation gain: 649 m • Maximum elevation: 1,419 m

The Fortuna Mountain Loop Trail in Mission Trails Regional Park offers hikers expansive vistas of rolling hills and the vibrant San Diego cityscape. Along the route, the challenging ascent up South Fortuna's wooden steps, often dubbed the "Stairway to Heaven," provides both a physical test and rewarding…

Distance: 10.1 Km • Elevation gain: 418 m • Maximum elevation: 386 m

The Mount Mansfield Loop provides a challenging but rewarding hike to the highest peak in Vermont. As you climb, the varied terrain offers rocky paths, steep ascents, and exposed ridgelines, culminating in breathtaking panoramic views of the Champlain Valley, the Adirondacks, and the Green Mountains. The…

Distance: 13.2 Km • Elevation gain: 884 m • Maximum elevation: 1,332 m

Starting from Chantry Flat, the Gabrielino Trail slips from the shaded ridge above Big Santa Anita Canyon into a classic Angeles National Forest corridor of wooded slopes, creekside cabins and canyon-bottom shade. The route passes the lower canyon junctions, Cascade Picnic Area and Spruce Grove Trail Camp…

Distance: 44.4 Km • Elevation gain: 2,358 m • Maximum elevation: 1,421 m

The Lewis & Clark Loop Trail via the Clark Trail offers a scenic hike with a variety of natural landscapes. As you traverse the loop, you'll encounter beautiful bluff views of the Missouri River, particularly as you reach the higher elevations along the trail. The route also passes through diverse…

Distance: 8.5 Km • Elevation gain: 162 m • Maximum elevation: 202 m

Starting near the northern gateway of the Presidential Range, this traverse climbs from the forests of the White Mountain National Forest to the exposed ridgeline of Mount Madison, then continues over the rugged summits of Mount Adams and Mount Jefferson, with wide views across the Great Gulf and the…

Distance: 32.3 Km • Elevation gain: 2,545 m • Maximum elevation: 1,911 m

Distance: 25.5 Km • Elevation gain: 685 m • Maximum elevation: 2,173 m

From the trailhead near Silver Glen Springs, the Yearling Trail heads into the Big Scrub of Ocala National Forest, crossing open sand pine scrub before reaching the longleaf pine and turkey oak landscape of Pat’s Island, once home to the Long family settlement. The route passes the old frontier traces of…

Distance: 13.9 Km • Elevation gain: 73 m • Maximum elevation: 28 m

Starting at Crabtree Falls, the route climbs the switchbacking Crabtree Falls Trail beside Crabtree Creek, passing a succession of cascades, rock ledges, forested slopes and valley overlooks before reaching the quieter upper creek area near Crabtree Meadows. It then continues through a more remote mountain…

Distance: 15.3 Km • Elevation gain: 900 m • Maximum elevation: 1,223 m

From the Piper Trailhead in White Mountain National Forest, this loop follows Piper Trail into the forest, turns onto Nickerson Ledge Trail, and climbs toward Carter Ledge, a quieter ridge route known for open ledges, views of Mount Chocorua, and the Three Sisters. The itinerary continues over the Three…

Distance: 13.2 Km • Elevation gain: 824 m • Maximum elevation: 1,049 m

From Wire Pass Trailhead, the route leaves House Rock Valley Road and follows the open desert toward Wire Pass, crossing sandy washes and sparse high-desert flats before entering the remote backcountry of Coyote Buttes North, a permit-only section of the Paria Canyon–Vermilion Cliffs Wilderness known for its…

Distance: 4.5 Km • Elevation gain: 213 m • Maximum elevation: 1,595 m

Algonquin Provincial Park. #Hiking #Loop #Coon #Algonquin

Distance: 11.3 Km • Elevation gain: 338 m • Maximum elevation: 539 m

Starting near Carrizo Gorge Road at the desert edge of Anza-Borrego, the route enters Carrizo Canyon, follows the broad wash below the surrounding ridges, and gradually draws into the rougher narrows of Carrizo Gorge. As it bends northward, the itinerary passes boulder-strewn canyon floor, dry side gullies,…

Distance: 12.7 Km • Elevation gain: 373 m • Maximum elevation: 832 m

Starting from Chapel Pond, the route climbs the Ridge Trail through forest and exposed rock to Ridge Lookout, with early views over Chapel Pond, then reaches Giant Washbowl before linking toward the Roaring Brook Trail junction. The ascent continues over steep open slabs and long ridge sections to Giant…

Distance: 13.1 Km • Elevation gain: 1,336 m • Maximum elevation: 1,387 m

From the Alum Cave Trailhead on Newfound Gap Road, this demanding Mount LeConte route climbs through shaded old-growth forest beside Alum Cave Creek and mountain streams before passing through Arch Rock. Beyond the rock passage, the trail steepens toward Alum Cave Bluffs, a dramatic overhanging cliff rather…

Distance: 17.4 Km • Elevation gain: 1,173 m • Maximum elevation: 1,994 m

The South Kaibab Trail offers some of the most breathtaking views of the Grand Canyon, with expansive vistas that reveal the rugged terrain of the canyon’s depths. As you descend, you'll pass several key points like Ooh Aah Point, Cedar Ridge, Skeleton Point and O'Neill Butte, where the landscape opens up to…

Distance: 24.0 Km • Elevation gain: 1,944 m • Maximum elevation: 2,202 m

The Mount Lafayette Loop begins in Franconia Notch, at the edge of the White Mountain National Forest, and climbs away from the parkway into shaded hardwood and spruce forest. The route follows the Falling Waters side of the loop beside Walker Brook and Dry Brook, passing Stairs Falls and Cloudland Falls as…

Distance: 13.5 Km • Elevation gain: 1,138 m • Maximum elevation: 1,582 m

The Graveyard Fields Loop Trail offers hikers an immersive journey through diverse landscapes, leading to two picturesque waterfalls. As you traverse the trail, you’ll pass through open meadows and lush forests, with sections of boardwalks that cross over wild blueberry patches during the summer months​.…

Distance: 5.2 Km • Elevation gain: 142 m • Maximum elevation: 1,621 m

The hike to Cecret Lake via the Upper Albion Meadows Trail offers a peaceful journey through colorful wildflower meadows, leading to a serene alpine lake surrounded by striking rocky cliffs. As you ascend, you’ll be treated to views of Albion Basin, where vibrant summer wildflowers and the chance to spot…

Distance: 7.3 Km • Elevation gain: 364 m • Maximum elevation: 3,010 m

The Mount Lafayette Loop is a challenging and rewarding hike, offering some of the most stunning views in the region. Starting at the Falling Waters Trail, the hike begins with a steep ascent through the forest, passing several picturesque waterfalls. The real highlight, however, comes as you reach the…

Distance: 13.2 Km • Elevation gain: 1,118 m • Maximum elevation: 1,582 m

Crystal Cove State Park’s loop starts near the El Moro coastal entrance, crosses into Moro Canyon, and follows a sheltered inland corridor shaped by seasonal Moro Creek, riparian woodland, coastal sage scrub, and the rugged slopes of the San Joaquin Hills. The hike then climbs toward the higher backcountry…

Distance: 14.4 Km • Elevation gain: 397 m • Maximum elevation: 314 m

Starting from Dennytown Road in Clarence Fahnestock Memorial State Park, the Catfish Loop Trail briefly follows the Appalachian Trail before entering quiet Hudson Highlands woodland shaped by mountain laurel, old stone walls, small streams and wetland pockets. The route then moves through rock-strewn ridge…

Distance: 7.3 Km • Elevation gain: 136 m • Maximum elevation: 306 m

Distance: 5.8 Km • Elevation gain: 243 m • Maximum elevation: 449 m

Starting from the Idyllwild side near Tahquitz View Drive, the Ernie Maxwell Scenic Trail climbs gently through shaded pine, oak, cedar and manzanita forest on the lower slopes of the San Jacinto Mountains. The route passes granite boulders and seasonal drainages before opening occasional views across…

Distance: 3.8 Km • Elevation gain: 285 m • Maximum elevation: 1,966 m

From the South Kaibab Trailhead, this rim-to-river route immediately commits to one of the Grand Canyon’s most open and scenic descents, following a ridgeline where the canyon unfolds in wide layers of buttes, cliffs and side canyons. The trail passes Ooh Aah Point, Cedar Ridge, Skeleton Point and The Tipoff…

Distance: 27.3 Km • Elevation gain: 2,243 m • Maximum elevation: 2,201 m

Distance: 7.9 Km • Elevation gain: 385 m • Maximum elevation: 408 m

The Pinhoti Trail and Cave Creek Trail Loop offers a rewarding experience in Cheaha State Park, showcasing the beauty of the Talladega Mountains with striking vistas from McDill Point and Hernandez Peak. The trail winds through lush forests, offering peaceful creek crossings and the chance to witness wildlife,…

Distance: 11.2 Km • Elevation gain: 330 m • Maximum elevation: 702 m

The Sunset Ridge Trail to the summit of Mount Mansfield provides a challenging and rewarding hiking experience, offering expansive views of Vermont’s landscape. As you ascend through dense forests and rocky stretches, the trail opens up to panoramic vistas, where you can catch sight of distant valleys and…

Distance: 9.6 Km • Elevation gain: 801 m • Maximum elevation: 1,332 m

Starting at Mill Creek Summit Picnic Area, a PCT access point on Angeles Forest Highway, the hike leaves the road and follows the Pacific Crest Trail into a dry high-country landscape of chaparral, manzanita, toyon, and open slopes. After climbing above the highway, the route bends around Tie Canyon, crosses…

Distance: 10.5 Km • Elevation gain: 931 m • Maximum elevation: 2,171 m

From Sunrise in Yakima Park, the route climbs through open subalpine meadows onto Sourdough Ridge, with Mount Rainier and the Burroughs Mountain area gradually opening behind and beside the path. Near Frozen Lake, the trail leaves the busier junction area and continues onto the Mount Fremont Lookout Trail,…

Distance: 9.2 Km • Elevation gain: 370 m • Maximum elevation: 2,181 m

Beginning near the North Entrance off Sapphire Road, the loop briefly follows Bane Canyon Road into Chino Hills State Park before leaving the paved corridor for the East Fence Line Trail, where rolling grasslands, coastal sage scrub, spring wildflowers, and views across Bane Canyon and the nearby urban edge…

Distance: 12.2 Km • Elevation gain: 435 m • Maximum elevation: 357 m

Golden Ears Provincial Park. #Hiking #GoldenEars

Distance: 8.9 Km • Elevation gain: 631 m • Maximum elevation: 740 m

Starting from the Whitewater Creek side of the East Palisades unit, this loop follows the wooded bank of the Chattahoochee River upstream, passing rocky river edges, small islands, and open views across the water. At the northern end of the route, the path reaches the Bamboo Forest, a distinctive riverside…

Distance: 7.0 Km • Elevation gain: 203 m • Maximum elevation: 310 m

The Chestnut Ridge Trail offers a moderately challenging hike through a stunning and diverse natural environment. As you traverse the trail, you'll experience a transition from newer growth forests to mature upland hardwoods, with rock outcroppings providing scenic views, especially of Hogback Mountain. Along…

Distance: 9.5 Km • Elevation gain: 339 m • Maximum elevation: 443 m

Starting at Bald Mountain Parking Area in Sierra Azul Open Space Preserve, the route follows Mount Umunhum Trail westward through mixed chaparral, knobcone pine, coast live oak, California bay, and madrone, with openings toward Santa Clara Valley and the surrounding ridges. The itinerary then passes the…

Distance: 12.1 Km • Elevation gain: 633 m • Maximum elevation: 1,046 m

Starting at the Tuxedo Park and Ride above the Ramapo Valley, the route climbs out of Southfields on the Wildcat Mountain Trail, passes the wooded shoulder of Wildcat Mountain, and threads a quiet ridge corridor between Harriman State Park and Sterling Forest State Park before bending toward Townsend Trail and…

Distance: 20.1 Km • Elevation gain: 736 m • Maximum elevation: 327 m

Starting from the Pine Bend Brook Trailhead on the Kancamagus Highway, the route enters the White Mountain National Forest and follows Pine Bend Brook into the Sandwich Range Wilderness, moving through a quiet forested drainage below Scaur Peak and The Fool Killer. The climb then steepens toward the Tripyramid…

Distance: 15.4 Km • Elevation gain: 1,020 m • Maximum elevation: 1,244 m

Starting near Brand Park, a foothill park at the base of the Verdugo Mountains, the loop leaves the landscaped edge of Glendale toward Brand Debris Basin, the Bamboo Ruins Trail, and the lower folds of Brand Canyon. The route then climbs Brand Motorway through chaparral-covered slopes and open switchbacks to…

Distance: 9.5 Km • Elevation gain: 790 m • Maximum elevation: 862 m

From Skyline Gate, the loop first follows West Ridge Trail along the higher western edge of Reinhardt Redwood Regional Park, with evergreen woodland, chaparral openings, and views over the forested Redwood Creek basin. It then turns onto French Trail, crossing the quieter interior slopes past side-trail…

Distance: 7.3 Km • Elevation gain: 344 m • Maximum elevation: 407 m

Starting at Mount Lukens Trailhead in Deukmejian Wilderness Park, the route first leaves the Stone Barn area, crosses Dunsmore Creek on the lower park connector, and joins Crescenta View Trail before climbing through chaparral and sage scrub above Dunsmore Canyon toward The Redoubt. The ascent continues over…

Distance: 15.9 Km • Elevation gain: 1,065 m • Maximum elevation: 1,537 m

From the Auxier Ridge trailhead, the loop first slips into forest on the Double Arch side, passing sandstone walls, hemlocks and magnolias before reaching the broad overlook beneath Double Arch, with views opening toward the rock country of Red River Gorge. The route then links through Auxier Branch, where…

Distance: 9.9 Km • Elevation gain: 287 m • Maximum elevation: 395 m

The hike to Camp Muir via the Skyline Trail and Muir Snowfield in Mount Rainier National Park offers a breathtaking journey through vibrant wildflower meadows, rocky terrain, and expansive snowfields. As you ascend, views of nearby volcanic peaks, hanging glaciers, and ridges like Tatoosh open up, making each…

Distance: 13.5 Km • Elevation gain: 1,426 m • Maximum elevation: 3,062 m

Starting from Canyon Drive in Griffith Park, the route enters Brush Canyon on the broad Brush Canyon Trail, leaving the Bronson Canyon area behind as it rises through open chaparral, dry ravine scenery, and the wooded-looking folds of the Hollywood Hills. Higher up, the trail bends across the hillside to meet…

Distance: 9.6 Km • Elevation gain: 441 m • Maximum elevation: 498 m

Starting near East Overlook Terrace and South Hidden Canyon Road in Anaheim Hills, this Weir Canyon Trail Loop enters the Weir Canyon side of Santiago Oaks Regional Park and climbs along open slopes where coastal sage scrub, grassland, and rolling foothill scenery frame the start of the hike. After the upper…

Distance: 4.3 Km • Elevation gain: 152 m • Maximum elevation: 369 m

Starting from the Waterville Valley Ski Area parking area in White Mountain National Forest, the route follows the Mount Tecumseh Trail into mixed mountain forest, staying close to the Tecumseh Brook corridor before crossing the brook and climbing away from the ski slopes. The ascent becomes rockier and more…

Distance: 7.7 Km • Elevation gain: 667 m • Maximum elevation: 1,196 m

The Lewis & Clark Loop Trail via the Lewis Trail offers hikers a moderate, scenic route through a mix of wooded areas, creek beds, and elevated ridges, with remarkable views of the Missouri River and nearby Howell Island. As you follow the trail, you will encounter several overlooks, particularly from the…

Distance: 13.5 Km • Elevation gain: 245 m • Maximum elevation: 202 m

From Grand Canyon Village, the route drops into the canyon on the Bright Angel Trail, following shaded switchbacks beneath layered cliffs before reaching the greener corridor of Havasupai Gardens and the drainage of Garden Creek. It then continues toward Pipe Creek Beach, where the landscape opens into the…

Distance: 25.3 Km • Elevation gain: 2,443 m • Maximum elevation: 2,202 m

From Stratton Forest Heights, the route joins Cresta Trail and Ponderosa Trail through Stratton Open Space’s foothill scrub and scattered pines. It follows Ponderosa past Arroyo Grande to Ridge Trail, reaching the South Suburban Reservoir area. The walk then rounds the reservoir setting before returning…

Distance: 4.4 Km • Elevation gain: 87 m • Maximum elevation: 1,988 m

Kanaka Creek Regional Park. #Hiking #Loop #KanakaCreek

Distance: 2.6 Km • Elevation gain: 45 m • Maximum elevation: 91 m

The Misery Ridge Trail and River Trail Loop offers a challenging yet rewarding hike. The trail takes you through switchbacks leading to panoramic views of the high desert landscape, including the iconic Monkey Face rock formation and sweeping vistas of the Crooked River as it winds through the canyon. Once you…

Distance: 5.8 Km • Elevation gain: 331 m • Maximum elevation: 1,007 m

From Yaki Point, the route commits at once to the exposed descent of the South Kaibab Trail, a dramatic ridgeline path known for wide, open views and very little shade or water. It first reaches Ooh Aah Point, where the canyon opens suddenly in every direction, then continues through the sculpted upper…

Distance: 30.1 Km • Elevation gain: 2,293 m • Maximum elevation: 2,217 m

The hike to Blood Mountain via the Byron Herbert Reece Trail and Appalachian Trail offers a dynamic journey through lush forest canopies, rocky outcrops, and sweeping summit views. The route begins with a steady ascent through a valley lined with rhododendrons, ferns, and moss-covered boulders, eventually…

Distance: 6.9 Km • Elevation gain: 430 m • Maximum elevation: 1,338 m

#Hiking #Loop #Durham

Distance: 9.5 Km • Elevation gain: 118 m • Maximum elevation: 400 m

The loop hike along Fort DeRussy, Rock Creek, and Pulpit Rock offers a blend of historical intrigue and natural beauty. As you traverse the Valley Trail and Western Ridge Trail, you’ll encounter diverse wildlife, vibrant foliage, and the soothing sounds of Rock Creek, which meanders through the park. The…

Distance: 7.8 Km • Elevation gain: 165 m • Maximum elevation: 102 m

The Lake Isabelle, Long Lake, and Brainard Lake Loop in Colorado's Indian Peaks Wilderness offers hikers a journey through diverse landscapes, including wildflower meadows, subalpine forests, and mountain vistas. Along the trail, one can observe Long Lake and Lake Isabelle, both set against a backdrop of…

Distance: 10.1 Km • Elevation gain: 238 m • Maximum elevation: 3,339 m

Route traversing Vision Quest Ridge to Vision Quest Ridge Peak, then traversing to Epiphany Peak, Bright Star Peak, then back to the trailhead

Distance: 33.7 Km • Elevation gain: 3,631 m • Maximum elevation: 2,932 m

Starting from Glen Campground, this loop leaves the quiet backcountry camp area on the Glen Trail, crossing wooded ridges, small drainages, coastal scrub and open grassy slopes before bending westward toward the exposed Pacific side of Point Reyes National Seashore. The route then follows the Coast Trail…

Distance: 9.6 Km • Elevation gain: 347 m • Maximum elevation: 245 m

The Skyline Trail is a challenging loop hike that rewards adventurous visitors with sweeping views of the surrounding Ouachita Mountains, lush forests, glimpses of the Mountain Fork River below and even a hidden waterfall nestled in the forest. The trail leads hikers through rocky paths, forested ridges, and…

Distance: 13.7 Km • Elevation gain: 450 m • Maximum elevation: 263 m

From the South Kaibab Trailhead, this rim-to-rim hike drops from the South Rim into the open canyon on the South Kaibab Trail, passing Ooh Aah Point, Cedar Ridge, Skeleton Point and Tipoff Shelter before reaching the Kaibab Suspension Bridge, the Colorado River and the Bright Angel area near Phantom Ranch. The…

Distance: 33.5 Km • Elevation gain: 2,872 m • Maximum elevation: 2,517 m

The Monkey Face Loop offers a remarkable adventure through Smith Rock State Park, showcasing sweeping panoramas of towering rock formations and the winding Crooked River. Hikers are treated to dramatic views from the summit of Misery Ridge, where the valley below unfolds in all its rugged beauty, with the…

Distance: 7.7 Km • Elevation gain: 561 m • Maximum elevation: 1,007 m

The Hawksbill Trail in Linville Gorge offers a rewarding hiking experience that begins with a gradual climb through a forested path lined with rhododendron and hardwood trees. As you ascend, the trail becomes steeper and rockier, with the final stretch requiring a bit of a scramble before reaching the summit.…

Distance: 3.6 Km • Elevation gain: 212 m • Maximum elevation: 1,202 m

Loop hike from Franconia Notch via Falling Waters Trail, Stairs Falls, Swiftwater Falls, Cloudland Falls, Little Haystack Mountain, Franconia Ridge Trail, Mount Lincoln, Mount Lafayette, Greenleaf Trail, Greenleaf Hut and Old Bridle Path in the Franconia Notch State Park and the White Mountain National Forest.…

Distance: 13.1 Km • Elevation gain: 1,146 m • Maximum elevation: 1,582 m

Hiking the Hawksbill Trail is a truly rewarding experience, leading you through lush forests to the summit of Shenandoah National Park's highest peak. Along the way, you’ll encounter stunning views of the Shenandoah Valley and the majestic Blue Ridge Mountains, especially from the rocky outcrops and the…

Distance: 2.7 Km • Elevation gain: 194 m • Maximum elevation: 1,217 m

The Sterling Pond Trail offers an engaging hike through a varied landscape. Along the way, hikers are treated to a rich diversity of plant life, especially as they pass into the cool, high-elevation spruce-fir forests. At Sterling Pond itself, the scenery is spectacular, with expansive views across the water…

Distance: 4.0 Km • Elevation gain: 284 m • Maximum elevation: 928 m

Mount Pilchuck Trail begins from the forest road trailhead and climbs through evergreen woodland, crossing small drainages before entering steeper, rockier alpine terrain on the mountain’s upper slopes. The route then bends across open talus and exposed ridgeline terrain toward the Mount Pilchuck summit,…

Distance: 9.2 Km • Elevation gain: 676 m • Maximum elevation: 1,599 m

The Lost Mine Trail offers a stunning, accessible hike that is packed with unforgettable views. The trail winds through diverse scenery, starting with a gradual ascent through forested areas before revealing breathtaking vistas over Juniper Canyon as you reach the saddle point. The final climb leads you…

Distance: 7.8 Km • Elevation gain: 367 m • Maximum elevation: 2,077 m

#Hiking #Loop #Dandenong

Distance: 19.1 Km • Elevation gain: 889 m • Maximum elevation: 617 m

Golden Ears Provincial Park. #Hiking #Loop #GoldenEars

Distance: 3.1 Km • Elevation gain: 122 m • Maximum elevation: 306 m

Starting near Hodenpyl Dam Pond, the Manistee River Loop heads onto the North Country National Scenic Trail, following the wooded western side of the valley through hardwood forest, quiet ridges, and backcountry stretches above the Big Manistee River toward the Red Bridge area. From Red Bridge, the route…

Distance: 32.3 Km • Elevation gain: 697 m • Maximum elevation: 345 m

Hike from Hurricane Ridge to Klahhane Ridge via Big Meadow Natural Trail, Cirque Rim Nature Trail, High Ridge Nature Trail, Sunrise Viewpoint, Hurricane Ridge to Switchback Trail, Switchback Trail and Klahhane Ridge Trail in the Olympic National Park and the Daniel J. Evans Wilderness. #Hiking #Mountain…

Distance: 13.1 Km • Elevation gain: 796 m • Maximum elevation: 1,836 m

From the Zion Canyon floor near the Virgin River, the Angels Landing route follows the West Rim Trail away from The Grotto, climbing quickly above the cottonwoods and canyon walls with widening views toward landmarks such as The Organ, the Great White Throne, and the surrounding sandstone cliffs of Zion…

Distance: 7.4 Km • Elevation gain: 766 m • Maximum elevation: 1,681 m

Starting from the Darlington side of Ramapo Valley County Reservation, this loop follows Vista Spur Trail toward the Ramapo River before joining Pond Loop Trail beside Scarlet Oak Pond. The route soon leaves the water on Vista Loop, climbing through the forest to Hawk Rock and Cactus Ledge, where open rock…

Distance: 19.4 Km • Elevation gain: 524 m • Maximum elevation: 351 m

The Triple Falls and High Falls Trails in Dupont State Recreational Forest offer hikers a scenic journey through lush forests, leading to the impressive Triple Falls—a three-tiered cascade featured in films like "The Hunger Games"—and culminating at the majestic High Falls, a 150-foot waterfall that slides…

Distance: 3.7 Km • Elevation gain: 109 m • Maximum elevation: 762 m

The Green Mountain hike via Gregory Canyon and Ranger Trails offers a moderately challenging journey through varied terrain, with sweeping views of the Boulder Valley and surrounding peaks. Hikers will experience a mix of shaded forest paths, rocky ridgelines, and open meadows, culminating in panoramic vistas…

Distance: 4.4 Km • Elevation gain: 673 m • Maximum elevation: 2,449 m

From the Box Canyon Road area, this loop enters the open desert of the Mecca Hills Wilderness, where sandy tracks cross low ridges, dry washes, and eroded badlands. The route follows the Meccacopia and Little Box Canyon trail corridors through a quiet landscape shaped by folded rock, pale slopes, and sparse…

Distance: 16.4 Km • Elevation gain: 407 m • Maximum elevation: 361 m

Starting from the Painted Canyon trailhead, this loop enters the sandy wash of Big Painted Canyon, where the Mecca Hills reveal pale badland slopes, narrow walls and desert vegetation typical of the wilderness. The route then turns into Ladder Canyon, climbing through a tighter slot-like passage with rock…

Distance: 7.4 Km • Elevation gain: 327 m • Maximum elevation: 407 m

The Catawba Falls Trail offers a scenic journey through Pisgah National Forest, guiding hikers along a gentle riverside path rich with historic stonework, lush vegetation, and streams that punctuate the quiet, wooded landscape. About halfway up, hikers encounter a historic dam that forms a small waterfall,…

Distance: 4.0 Km • Elevation gain: 205 m • Maximum elevation: 695 m

The Lime Kiln Loop Trail offers hikers a scenic route with a mix of rugged terrain, steady inclines, and forested ridges. Along the way, you'll encounter historical remnants, including an old limestone kiln from the area's industrial past, as well as natural highlights like streams and small waterfalls, which…

Distance: 4.5 Km • Elevation gain: 119 m • Maximum elevation: 243 m

Starting from the Overlook Mountain Trail trailhead, the route climbs steadily through Overlook Mountain Wild Forest on a broad forest track, passing mixed Catskill woodland and the slopes above Mount Guardian. Higher on the route, the path reaches the atmospheric Overlook Mountain House ruins, then continues…

Distance: 7.8 Km • Elevation gain: 437 m • Maximum elevation: 943 m

Cypress Provincial Park. #Hiking #Snowshoeing #Ski #Loop #Cypress

Distance: 5.4 Km • Elevation gain: 336 m • Maximum elevation: 1,205 m

Distance: 13.9 Km • Elevation gain: 723 m • Maximum elevation: 1,786 m

The Moses Spring Trail, Rim Trail, and High Peaks Trail Loop in Pinnacles National Park offers hikers a diverse experience featuring talus caves, the Bear Gulch Reservoir, and panoramic vistas of the park's volcanic rock formations. Along the route, visitors can explore the Bear Gulch Cave, enjoy the view on…

Distance: 2.9 Km • Elevation gain: 159 m • Maximum elevation: 524 m

Distance: 43.3 Km • Elevation gain: 288 m • Maximum elevation: 323 m

Strathcona Provincial Park. #Hiking #GH #Schjelderup #Strathcona

Distance: 20.7 Km • Elevation gain: 1,785 m • Maximum elevation: 1,720 m

The hike to Rattlesnake Mountain offers a captivating journey through both dense forests and exposed ridges. The first stretch to the ledge provides stunning views of the Rattlesnake Lake and surrounding peaks like Mount Si and Mailbox Peak, while ascending further on the mountain trail leads to quieter spots…

Distance: 15.9 Km • Elevation gain: 976 m • Maximum elevation: 1,051 m

Distance: 2.9 Km • Elevation gain: 19 m • Maximum elevation: 203 m

#Hiking #Elbow #Forgetmenot

Distance: 10.0 Km • Elevation gain: 968 m • Maximum elevation: 2,326 m

The Bear Canyon Trail to Seven Falls offers hikers a captivating journey through the Sonoran Desert's diverse landscapes. Along the path alongside Bear Creek, you'll encounter towering saguaros stand sentinel amidst a variety of cacti, navigate through rocky terrains and ascend gentle inclines, all leading to…

Distance: 11.3 Km • Elevation gain: 348 m • Maximum elevation: 1,049 m

Glacier National Park. #Hiking #Glacier

Distance: 12.8 Km • Elevation gain: 1,045 m • Maximum elevation: 2,280 m

The Mount Ida Trail offers a rewarding hike along the Continental Divide. Beginning near Poudre Lake, the route transitions from serene subalpine forests to expansive alpine tundra, revealing stunning vistas of the Never Summer Mountains and distant peaks like Longs Peak. The final stretch to the summit, while…

Distance: 16.0 Km • Elevation gain: 834 m • Maximum elevation: 3,914 m

The Saratoga Gap and Ridge Trails Loop in Castle Rock State Park offers hikers a diverse journey through lush forests, interspersed with striking sandstone formations like Goat Rock. As the trail ascends, it unveils panoramic vistas of the San Lorenzo Valley, with distant glimpses of Monterey Bay and the Santa…

Distance: 8.0 Km • Elevation gain: 406 m • Maximum elevation: 931 m

The Old Rag Mountain Loop offers one of the most iconic and challenging hiking experiences in Shenandoah National Park, featuring rocky scrambles, expansive views, and a rewarding sense of accomplishment. Hikers are treated to panoramic vistas from the summit, where the rugged Blue Ridge Mountains unfold in…

Distance: 14.6 Km • Elevation gain: 753 m • Maximum elevation: 990 m

Cypress Creek. Yew Lake. Cypress Provincial Park. #Hiking #Running #Loop #Cypress

Distance: 4.2 Km • Elevation gain: 197 m • Maximum elevation: 1,028 m

Cypress Provincial Park. #Hiking #Loop #Cypress

Distance: 7.6 Km • Elevation gain: 457 m • Maximum elevation: 1,204 m