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California
11.1 mi
Distance
2,744 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Los Padres National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Alejandro
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The Alejandro Trail is a challenging 11-mile mountain route that climbs over 2,700 feet through California's backcountry. This hard-difficulty hike rewards experienced hikers with significant elevation gain and extended distance, offering a full day of sustained climbing through varied terrain. The trail provides excellent cardiovascular challenge and opportunities to experience remote wilderness.
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Buckhorn Rigde
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Sulphur Spring
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Sunset Valley
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White Elephant
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Sisquoc
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Roque Canyon
~11 min drive
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