Trail trails

From the Pebble Beach Equestrian Center, the Green Loop offers a broad circuit through Del Monte Forest, passing wooded hills and canyon-like forest areas before reaching Spanish Bay, dunes, rocky Pacific shoreline, Bird Rock Park, and the golf-course edges on the way back. #Hiking #Loop #Forest #Cost #Pacific…

Distance: 10.8 mi • Elevation gain: 310 m • Maximum elevation: 209 m

The Bean and Bear Lakes Loop offers hikers a delightful experience of Minnesota’s rugged natural beauty. As you wind through thick forests, you’ll encounter breathtaking vistas of the lakes, with expansive views of the surrounding hills and the tranquil waters below. The trail, with its moderate elevation…

Distance: 6.9 mi • Elevation gain: 371 m • Maximum elevation: 454 m

#MTB #Loop

Distance: 26.0 mi • Elevation gain: 439 m • Maximum elevation: 326 m

From the Stuart Lake Trail, the route enters the Alpine Lakes Wilderness through forest, creek crossings, and gradually rougher alpine terrain before reaching Colchuck Lake, a striking first landmark set below Colchuck Peak and Dragontail Peak, with Aasgard Pass rising steeply above the far shore as the…

Distance: 18.2 mi • Elevation gain: 1,502 m • Maximum elevation: 2,383 m

Distance: 4.7 mi • Elevation gain: 147 m • Maximum elevation: 266 m

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: 19.0 mi • Elevation gain: 2,650 m • Maximum elevation: 2,201 m

The Chain Lakes Loop Trail explores the dramatic alpine landscape of the Mount Baker–Snoqualmie National Forest, beginning here at Artist Point beneath the steep southern slopes of Table Mountain. The trail initially traverses open heather meadows and rocky terrain, with broad views toward Mount Baker, Mount…

Distance: 5.7 mi • Elevation gain: 601 m • Maximum elevation: 1,668 m

Distance: 3.1 mi • Elevation gain: 216 m • Maximum elevation: 206 m

Hiking Mount Washington via the Tuckerman Ravine and Lion Head Trails offers a blend of rugged terrain and rewarding views. The route begins at Pinkham Notch Visitor Center and ascends steadily through dense forests, crossing streams and passing waterfalls like Crystal Cascades Falls before reaching the…

Distance: 8.4 mi • Elevation gain: 1,295 m • Maximum elevation: 1,911 m

The hike to Weverton Cliffs via the Appalachian Trail offers a combination of rugged terrain and breathtaking views. As you ascend, the trail’s series of switchbacks help ease the climb through dense forest, with occasional glimpses of the Potomac River below. Once at the cliffs, the expansive vista reveals…

Distance: 1.8 mi • Elevation gain: 236 m • Maximum elevation: 258 m

Lovers' Leap loop trail offers a delightful mix of scenery, starting with a climb through towering ponderosa pines and leading to sweeping views of the Black Hills. The rocky outcrop at the top provides breathtaking panoramas, including views of Mount Coolidge and Black Elk Peak, making the initial uphill…

Distance: 4.3 mi • Elevation gain: 225 m • Maximum elevation: 1,427 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: 4.4 mi • Elevation gain: 375 m • Maximum elevation: 338 m

John Forrest National Park. #Hiking #Loop #JohnForrest

Distance: 3.6 mi • Elevation gain: 102 m • Maximum elevation: 148 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: 3.2 mi • Elevation gain: 142 m • Maximum elevation: 1,621 m

From Happy Isles, this demanding Yosemite route follows the Merced River into the forested canyon of the Mist Trail, passing the spray and granite stairways of Vernal Fall before continuing above the river toward Emerald Pool and the broader waterfall amphitheater around Nevada Fall. Beyond Nevada Fall, the…

Distance: 15.4 mi • Elevation gain: 1,983 m • Maximum elevation: 2,687 m

The Lake Chabot Loop via West Shore Trail, Chabot Dam, Bass Cove Trail, Columbine Trail, Honker Bay Trail and East Shore Trail offers a scenic and varied hiking experience, weaving through shaded forests, sunny open trails, and peaceful lakeside paths. Hikers can enjoy sweeping views of Lake Chabot from…

Distance: 8.8 mi • Elevation gain: 464 m • Maximum elevation: 178 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: 8.2 mi • Elevation gain: 884 m • Maximum elevation: 1,332 m

Distance: 4.0 mi • Elevation gain: 182 m • Maximum elevation: 122 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: 14.9 mi • Elevation gain: 1,944 m • Maximum elevation: 2,202 m

Starting at Patriot’s Park in Grovetown, this loop begins among recreation fields, ponds, and wooded park edges before joining the Bartram Bike and Walk Trail for a first circuit around the Bartram Trail neighborhood, its residential green spaces, and the golf-course landscape. It then connects with the…

Distance: 13.1 mi • Elevation gain: 224 m • Maximum elevation: 128 m

Starting from Glen Alpine Road near Fallen Leaf Lake, this demanding high-country loop enters the southern Desolation Wilderness beneath Angora Peak and sweeps south and west through granite terrain toward Ralston Peak. The climb gradually opens views across the Echo Lakes country, Fallen Leaf Lake and the…

Distance: 24.0 mi • Elevation gain: 2,956 m • Maximum elevation: 3,034 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: 4.3 mi • Elevation gain: 430 m • Maximum elevation: 1,338 m

The Alum Cave Trail to Mount LeConte and Myrtle Point in Great Smoky Mountains National Park offers hikers a journey through diverse natural landmarks, including Arch Rock and Alum Cave Bluff. As the trail ascends, it provides expansive vistas of the Great Smoky Mountains, leading to the LeConte Lodge near the…

Distance: 11.9 mi • Elevation gain: 1,207 m • Maximum elevation: 1,994 m

Distance: 4.7 mi • Elevation gain: 550 m • Maximum elevation: 890 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: 2.0 mi • Elevation gain: 66 m • Maximum elevation: 250 m

From Pinkham Notch, the route enters the White Mountain National Forest on the Tuckerman Ravine Trail, climbing through dense northern hardwood and conifer forest beside the Cutler River. An early highlight is Crystal Cascade, where the stream drops through a rocky gorge, before the trail continues steadily…

Distance: 7.8 mi • Elevation gain: 1,325 m • Maximum elevation: 1,911 m

This trail runs the ridgeline of the Rokeby Hills Bushland Reserve. Starting at the end of Mayfair Crt enter the reserve and head straight up to the top of Kuynah reserve. From here there are blue markers(arrows) to keep users on the primary ridgeline track which is also the fire trail along the reserve. The…

Distance: 2.4 mi • Elevation gain: 121 m • Maximum elevation: 155 m

Distance: 7.4 mi • Elevation gain: 397 m • Maximum elevation: 262 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: 2.8 mi • Elevation gain: 213 m • Maximum elevation: 1,595 m

Loop hike to Mount Katahdin and Hamlin Peak via Chimney Pond Trail, Helon Taylor Trail, Pamola, Knife Edge Trail, Chimney Peak, South Peak, Baxter Peak, Saddle Trail, Northwest Basin Trail, Caribou Spring, Hamlin Ridge Trail, Hamlin Peak, North Basin Trail, North Basin Cut-Off and Basin Ponds in the Baxter…

Distance: 10.1 mi • Elevation gain: 1,311 m • Maximum elevation: 1,586 m

Hiking the Alum Cave Trail to Peregrine Peak offers an immersive experience through a stunning old-growth forest, with highlights including the dramatic Arch Rock and the expansive views from Inspiration Point. The trail features a mix of steep ascents and unique geological formations, making it both…

Distance: 4.7 mi • Elevation gain: 485 m • Maximum elevation: 1,559 m

Hiking the Raven Rocks offers a rewarding mix of challenge and stunning scenery. The rocky terrain demands careful footing, especially on descents and ascents, making it a workout for even seasoned hikers. Upon reaching the overlook, you’re treated to breathtaking views of the Shenandoah Valley and distant…

Distance: 5.0 mi • Elevation gain: 408 m • Maximum elevation: 373 m

The Big Pine Creek Trail is a rewarding hike in the Inyo National Forest, offering stunning views of cascading waterfalls, rugged mountain landscapes, and serene alpine lakes. As you ascend, the trail weaves through diverse terrain, with sections shaded by trees and others offering expansive vistas of the…

Distance: 8.7 mi • Elevation gain: 715 m • Maximum elevation: 3,076 m

The Wissahickon Gorge North Loop offers a refreshing escape into nature, featuring a blend of wooded paths and rocky terrain along the scenic Wissahickon Creek. Hikers can enjoy stunning views, diverse birdlife, and historical landmarks, such as remnants of old mills and picturesque bridges. With its moderate…

Distance: 4.8 mi • Elevation gain: 214 m • Maximum elevation: 123 m

The Tanyard Creek Park Loop offers a serene escape with its well-maintained paths that wind alongside a picturesque creek and through lush woodlands. Highlights of the route include a scenic waterfall and a charming wooden bridge, providing perfect spots for photographs and moments of reflection. Suitable for…

Distance: 1.9 mi • Elevation gain: 59 m • Maximum elevation: 326 m

#Hiking #Loop

Distance: 2.3 mi • Elevation gain: 74 m • Maximum elevation: 187 m

Banff National Park. #Hiking #Johnston #Banff

Distance: 4.3 mi • Elevation gain: 389 m • Maximum elevation: 1,712 m

The Beaver Lodge Nature Trail offers a delightful escape into nature, winding along the beautiful Mountain Fork River. Hikers will appreciate the tranquil sounds of rushing water and the vibrant scenery, including a stunning waterfall that serves as a focal point of the route. This accessible trail, known for…

Distance: 3.0 mi • Elevation gain: 97 m • Maximum elevation: 187 m

The Bear Mountain Loop Trail offers a delightful hiking experience characterized by its diverse terrain and stunning vistas. Hikers can enjoy the rugged beauty of rock scrambles leading to the summit, where the remnants of a historic stone tower provide a picturesque backdrop for breathtaking views of the…

Distance: 6.2 mi • Elevation gain: 479 m • Maximum elevation: 701 m

Embarking on the Upper Falls to Lower Falls loop via the Buckeye Trail in Hocking Hills State Park offers hikers a journey through captivating natural features. The trail begins at the Upper Falls, leading through the Upper Gorge, past the striking Middle Falls, and culminating at the serene Lower Falls. Along…

Distance: 1.0 mi • Elevation gain: 26 m • Maximum elevation: 279 m

The Fire Wave and Seven Wonders Trails Loop in Valley of Fire State Park offer hikers a captivating journey through diverse geological formations. Along the route, one can observe the vibrant, wave-like patterns of the Fire Wave, the pastel hues of the Pastel Canyon, the unique textures of Striped Rock, the…

Distance: 2.0 mi • Elevation gain: 83 m • Maximum elevation: 622 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: 18.7 mi • Elevation gain: 2,293 m • Maximum elevation: 2,217 m

The Ricketts Glen Falls Loop Trail offers hikers a challenging yet rewarding experience, featuring over 20 waterfalls, including the impressive 94-foot Ganoga Falls. The well-marked trail winds through diverse terrains, showcasing the park's rich flora and fauna, with highlights such as the Midway Crevasse and…

Distance: 6.4 mi • Elevation gain: 316 m • Maximum elevation: 684 m

Starting near the Sugar Pine boat-ramp area, this anti-clockwise loop follows the Joshua M. Hardt Memorial Trail along the eastern shore of Sugar Pine Reservoir, with broad lake views, wooded slopes and the quiet backdrop of Tahoe National Forest. The route then rounds the northern coves and inlets, passing…

Distance: 4.4 mi • Elevation gain: 161 m • Maximum elevation: 1,133 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: 16.9 mi • Elevation gain: 2,243 m • Maximum elevation: 2,201 m

From the Wrights Lake trailhead area, this loop leaves the lakeshore through the inlet meadows and forest, joining the Twin Lakes Trail in the Eldorado National Forest and at the edge of Desolation Wilderness. It then heads toward the Enchanted Pools, where South Fork Silver Creek works through polished…

Distance: 4.0 mi • Elevation gain: 137 m • Maximum elevation: 2,229 m

The Cascade Canyon Trail, passing Hidden Falls and Inspiration Point, offers a memorable blend of scenic views and peaceful wilderness. The climb to Inspiration Point is the toughest section, but once you're past it, the trail flattens out, leading you into the stunning, quiet depths of Cascade Canyon.…

Distance: 13.8 mi • Elevation gain: 526 m • Maximum elevation: 2,400 m

The Friends Trail Loop in Beavers Bend State Park offers hikers a diverse experience, beginning with a steep ascent through dense forests, leading to panoramic views of the Mountain Fork River. As the trail descends, it meanders along the riverbank, providing opportunities to observe unique rock formations and…

Distance: 1.5 mi • Elevation gain: 69 m • Maximum elevation: 212 m

#Hike #Mountain #Forest #Nature #Glacier

Distance: 5.5 mi • Elevation gain: 584 m • Maximum elevation: 1,637 m

#Hiking #Loop #Whistler

Distance: 3.9 mi • Elevation gain: 272 m • Maximum elevation: 2,176 m

Starting near the Issaquah High School side of West Tiger Mountain, the trail enters a shaded forest and climbs steadily through the lower slopes of the natural resources conservation area. It then follows the wooded Poo Poo Point route, passing small creek draws and mossy woodland before reaching the open…

Distance: 6.9 mi • Elevation gain: 653 m • Maximum elevation: 563 m

The Gorge Overlook Trail and Buckeye Trail Loop in Hocking Hills State Park provide a captivating mix of geological wonders and natural beauty. Hikers will experience stunning sandstone cliffs, cascading waterfalls like Cedar Falls and Whispering Falls, and serene spots like Rose Lake and the lush, forested…

Distance: 5.5 mi • Elevation gain: 157 m • Maximum elevation: 288 m

The hike from Old Man's Cave to Cedar Falls offers a blend of stunning natural beauty and unique geological features. As you traverse the trail, you'll encounter the towering hemlocks, steep sandstone cliffs, and cascading waters of Cedar Falls, which is particularly impressive after rainfall. The…

Distance: 5.4 mi • Elevation gain: 141 m • Maximum elevation: 278 m

The Glacier Vista via Skyline Trail offers breathtaking views of Mount Rainier and the Nisqually Glacier, with expansive vistas of the surrounding valleys. As hikers ascend, they will pass through wildflower meadows in the warmer months and experience dramatic alpine terrain, often encountering glaciers and…

Distance: 1.3 mi • Elevation gain: 298 m • Maximum elevation: 1,951 m

Distance: 3.7 mi • Elevation gain: 407 m • Maximum elevation: 1,953 m

#Bike #Nipissing

Distance: 30.8 mi • Elevation gain: 562 m • Maximum elevation: 386 m

The Brandon Quarry Loop Trail offers a moderately challenging hike through scenic landscapes near Brandon, Mississippi. The trail is popular for hiking and mountain biking, winding through wooded areas and offering tranquil views of the quarry, providing an enjoyable and peaceful outdoor experience. #Hiking…

Distance: 2.1 mi • Elevation gain: 14 m • Maximum elevation: 113 m

The hike to Hidden Falls and Inspiration Point offers a delightful blend of scenic beauty and accessible terrain. Strolling alongside Jenny Lake, you’ll enjoy the soothing sounds of water and captivating mountain views that unfold with every step. Reaching Hidden Falls is a treat, and the ascent to…

Distance: 5.7 mi • Elevation gain: 331 m • Maximum elevation: 2,247 m

Distance: 8.3 mi • Elevation gain: 463 m • Maximum elevation: 423 m

Distance: 2.6 mi • Elevation gain: 114 m • Maximum elevation: 471 m

Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest. Lake Ann. #Hiking #Loop #Mountain #Forest #Lake #Nature

Distance: 6.6 mi • Elevation gain: 695 m • Maximum elevation: 2,114 m

The Cascade Falls Loop Trail is an enjoyable and moderate hike known for its picturesque landscapes and water features. Along the route, hikers can admire several small waterfalls, including the stunning Cascade Falls itself, which is easily accessible and offers a tranquil pool at its base. The trail also…

Distance: 2.4 mi • Elevation gain: 116 m • Maximum elevation: 120 m

Starting at the Bear Lake Trailhead, this breathtaking route takes you past stunning high-altitude lakes: Nymph Lake, Dream Lake, Emerald Lake and Lake Haiyaha, each more picturesque than the last. Along the way, you'll be treated to views of the majestic Longs Peak, adding a dramatic backdrop to your…

Distance: 5.4 mi • Elevation gain: 348 m • Maximum elevation: 3,118 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: 20.1 mi • Elevation gain: 697 m • Maximum elevation: 345 m

Distance: 3.1 mi • Elevation gain: 129 m • Maximum elevation: 124 m

Distance: 2.6 mi • Elevation gain: 351 m • Maximum elevation: 309 m

Lake Ontario. #Bike #Toronto #Ontario

Distance: 9.3 mi • Elevation gain: 74 m • Maximum elevation: 87 m

The loop hike on Castle Rock Trail and Grandview Rim Trail offers stunning views of the gorge and its dramatic sandstone cliffs. As you wind through the forest, you'll encounter breathtaking overlooks, especially near the Grandview Overlook, where you can take in the scenic horseshoe bend of the New River…

Distance: 1.0 mi • Elevation gain: 95 m • Maximum elevation: 761 m

The Balanced Rock and Devil's Doorway Loop offers a unique blend of breathtaking vistas and challenging terrain, rewarding hikers with views of the lake and surrounding bluffs. The route includes steep stone steps along the Balanced Rock Trail, ascending through dense pine forest to views of Devil's Lake, with…

Distance: 1.4 mi • Elevation gain: 150 m • Maximum elevation: 433 m

#Hiking #Lake #Forest #Mountain #Nature

Distance: 5.4 mi • Elevation gain: 641 m • Maximum elevation: 2,245 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: 6.1 mi • Elevation gain: 287 m • Maximum elevation: 395 m

The hike to Morgan Lakes via the Little Lakes Valley Trail offers an unforgettable experience in the heart of the Eastern Sierra. Starting at Mosquito Flat, the trail weaves through a stunning landscape filled with serene alpine lakes like Mack Lake, Marsh Lake, Heart Lake and Box Lake, all framed by towering…

Distance: 4.6 mi • Elevation gain: 323 m • Maximum elevation: 3,382 m

Lake of the Falls Natural Area. #Hiking

Distance: 10.5 mi • Elevation gain: 899 m • Maximum elevation: 2,103 m

The hike to the Hollywood Sign via Innsdale Trail and Mount Lee Drive offers an up-close experience with this iconic landmark, providing panoramic views of Los Angeles, the expansive Lake Hollywood Reservoir and the surrounding hills and valleys. Along the way, hikers can enjoy the natural beauty of Griffith…

Distance: 4.4 mi • Elevation gain: 298 m • Maximum elevation: 497 m

Distance: 2.6 mi • Elevation gain: 80 m • Maximum elevation: 201 m

Distance: 8.2 mi • Elevation gain: 439 m • Maximum elevation: 422 m

The Cathedral Rock Trail via Baldwin and Templeton Trails offers a peaceful and scenic approach to one of Sedona’s most iconic landmarks. Hikers follow a path lined with red rock formations, pinyon pines, and junipers, with occasional views of Oak Creek's lush greenery adding contrast to the desert…

Distance: 3.8 mi • Elevation gain: 275 m • Maximum elevation: 1,439 m

Distance: 4.4 mi • Elevation gain: 198 m • Maximum elevation: 160 m

Loop hike around Ponca Wilderness and Buffalo National River from Steel Creek Campground. #Hiking #Loop #River #Mountain #Nature #Forest #Wilderness

Distance: 18.8 mi • Elevation gain: 1,327 m • Maximum elevation: 660 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: 38.7 mi • Elevation gain: 2,826 m • Maximum elevation: 531 m

Starting from the Tipsoo Lake area, the loop climbs toward Chinook Pass, crosses the highway footbridge, and joins the Pacific Crest Trail as it skirts the north and east side of Naches Peak through subalpine forest, open slopes, and small mountain ponds. The route then bends around the quieter eastern…

Distance: 3.3 mi • Elevation gain: 205 m • Maximum elevation: 1,793 m

Distance: 7.9 mi • Elevation gain: 489 m • Maximum elevation: 2,097 m

Loop hike in the Birds Hill Provincial Park. #Hiking #Loop #Nature #Forest

Distance: 1.2 mi • Elevation gain: 14 m • Maximum elevation: 265 m

Starting from the South Orange Avenue access, this loop enters South Mountain Reservation on the Crest Trail and follows a shaded woodland corridor before joining Openwood Trail and curving deeper into the forest. The route then uses Lenape Trail and the local Hemlock Falls Loop to reach Hemlock Falls on…

Distance: 1.6 mi • Elevation gain: 67 m • Maximum elevation: 163 m

The Williams Lake Trail offers an enchanting hiking experience that showcases the beauty of northern New Mexico. As you navigate the route, you'll be surrounded by lush Engelmann spruce trees and wildflower meadows, all while enjoying stunning views of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains and the picturesque…

Distance: 4.4 mi • Elevation gain: 326 m • Maximum elevation: 3,397 m

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Distance: 8.9 mi • Elevation gain: 422 m • Maximum elevation: 578 m

Distance: 0.9 mi • Elevation gain: 6 m • Maximum elevation: 34 m

Distance: 5.9 mi • Elevation gain: 69 m • Maximum elevation: 17 m

The Bloods Lake Trail, nestled near Guardsman Pass in Utah, offers a serene journey through the Wasatch Mountains, featuring a mix of aspen groves and towering pine forests. Hikers are rewarded with stunning views of the peaceful alpine lake, which is beautifully framed by rugged granite peaks and lush…

Distance: 3.0 mi • Elevation gain: 171 m • Maximum elevation: 2,917 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: 4.6 mi • Elevation gain: 766 m • Maximum elevation: 1,681 m

The Twin Falls and Sculpture Falls hike is a perfect blend of rugged adventure and natural beauty. This out-and-back trail takes you through shady, tree-covered paths, with rocky sections and boulders that make it fun and moderately challenging. The highlight is reaching the serene waterfalls—Twin Falls and…

Distance: 3.3 mi • Elevation gain: 59 m • Maximum elevation: 186 m

Distance: 56.6 mi • Elevation gain: 544 m • Maximum elevation: 314 m

The Oberg Mountain Loop Trail is a rewarding hike, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding forest, lakes, and distant mountains. Along the trail, you’ll experience several scenic overlooks that provide sweeping vistas of the blue expanse of Lake Superior, the rugged Sawtooth Mountains, and the dense,…

Distance: 2.3 mi • Elevation gain: 180 m • Maximum elevation: 462 m

The Rome Point Loop Trail offers a serene hiking experience through lush coastal woodlands and salt marshes, leading to stunning views of Narragansett Bay. As you walk along the trail, you'll encounter diverse wildlife, including seasonal harbor seals, and enjoy the peaceful ambiance of the surrounding natural…

Distance: 2.6 mi • Elevation gain: 28 m • Maximum elevation: 18 m

Starting at Kēʻē Beach in Hāʻena State Park, this out-and-back hike follows the Kalalau Trail above the Pacific, leaving the coastal edge of the park to reveal the first broad views of the Nā Pali Coast, with ocean, reef, sea cliffs, and tropical vegetation appearing in succession along the way. The…

Distance: 7.9 mi • Elevation gain: 1,180 m • Maximum elevation: 409 m

#Hiking #Loop

Distance: 12.6 mi • Elevation gain: 506 m • Maximum elevation: 276 m

The Monte Sano Mountain Loop offers an invigorating hike through diverse terrain and striking features. The loop showcases impressive rock formations and limestone cliffs, particularly along the Stone Cuts Trail, where hikers are enveloped by towering stone walls. Along the way, views open up to expansive…

Distance: 2.5 mi • Elevation gain: 157 m • Maximum elevation: 497 m

From the Mount Falcon Morrison Trailhead, the route sets out on Turkey Trot Trail above Vine Street, leaving the park edge for open foothill slopes, low scrub, and scattered pines with early views toward Morrison, Red Rocks Park, and the Denver plain. It continues west on Turkey Trot Trail as the loop wraps…

Distance: 3.3 mi • Elevation gain: 275 m • Maximum elevation: 2,069 m

Embarking on the Mount Moosilauke Loop via the Gorge Brook Trail, Carriage Road, and South Peak offers hikers a journey through diverse terrains, from serene forested paths alongside Gorge Brook to the expansive, open summit of Mount Moosilauke. The treeless peak provides panoramic views of the surrounding…

Distance: 7.2 mi • Elevation gain: 733 m • Maximum elevation: 1,457 m

The Reeves Brook Loop Trail in Harriman State Park offers hikers a diverse experience, featuring streams, small waterfalls, and rock scrambles. Along the route, one can enjoy panoramic vistas from various overlooks and traverse through vibrant woodlands, while the varied terrain—including steep ascents and…

Distance: 3.7 mi • Elevation gain: 245 m • Maximum elevation: 360 m