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California
0.2 mi
Distance
108 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside San Bernardino National Forest
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No access route mapped
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Why you'll love it
Bear Wallow
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Bear Wallow is a short and accessible trail perfect for families and casual hikers seeking a quick nature walk. This easy stroll covers just a fifth of a mile with minimal elevation gain, making it ideal for warming up or cooling down as part of a larger hiking day. The trail offers a gentle introduction to the local landscape in the Bear Wallow area.
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~1 min drive
Steep 3-mile climb with nearly 1,800 ft elevation gain through scenic terrain.
Millard Canyon
~2 min drive
Steep 9.68-mile alpine climb with 7,030 ft gain in the San Gabriel Mountains.
The Sink
~3 min drive
Easy 1-mile walk with 90 ft elevation gain.
Kitching Peak
~2 min drive
Brutal 3-mile climb gaining 7,400 ft to Kitching Peak summit.
Raywood Flat
~5 min drive
Gentle 6.3-mile trail with minimal elevation gain through scenic California landscape.
Lodgepole
~14 min drive
Easy forest walk through lodgepole pine country near Lodgepole.
Aspen Grove
~14 min drive
Easy 3.96-mile hike with minimal elevation gain in Aspen Grove.
Little San Gorgonio
~11 min drive
Strenuous 12-mile alpine climb with 5,300 ft gain in the San Bernardino Mountains.
Big Falls
~15 min drive
Quick waterfall hike with modest elevation gain near Big Falls.
Momyer Creek Non Wilderness
~17 min drive
Moderate 5.4-mile creek-side climb with 2,442 ft elevation gain.
