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California
4.6 mi
Distance
1,422 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Klamath National Forest
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What's missing
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Why you'll love it
Bear Ridge
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Bear Ridge offers a moderate uphill hike through California's diverse terrain, gaining over 1,400 feet across 4.6 miles. This trail showcases ridge-line views and natural forest or chaparral landscapes typical of the region, making it an excellent choice for hikers seeking elevation gain without extreme distance. The steady climb rewards effort with panoramic vistas and a sense of accomplishment.
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~17 min drive
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