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California
0.6 mi
Distance
214 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside San Bernardino National Forest
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What's missing
No access route mapped
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Why you'll love it
Big Falls
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Big Falls is a short and scenic waterfall hike perfect for families and casual hikers seeking a quick outdoor escape. This nearly mile-long trail features a modest elevation gain while leading to a refreshing waterfall, making it an ideal choice for those looking to experience California's natural beauty without a strenuous commitment.
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