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California
3.0 mi
Distance
924 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside San Bernardino National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Climbers
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Climbers is a short but steep ascent that packs significant elevation gain into just 3 miles, making it an efficient workout for hikers seeking vertical challenge. The trail's name reflects its demanding nature, with sustained climbing that rewards effort with mountain views and a sense of accomplishment. This is an ideal choice for those looking to build endurance and test their fitness on a compact route.
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