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California
8.4 mi
Distance
383 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Eldorado National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Blakely
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The Blakely Trail is a moderate 8.38-mile out-and-back hike offering a pleasant day adventure through California terrain with modest elevation gain. This trail provides a good balance of distance and climbing, making it accessible to hikers with intermediate experience. The route showcases typical regional landscapes and is ideal for those seeking a half-day excursion without extreme technical demands.
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