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California
21.7 mi
Distance
5,570 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Shasta-Trinity National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Devils Canyon
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Devils Canyon is a challenging 21.69-mile backcountry trek that demands serious fitness and mountain experience. With over 5,500 feet of elevation gain, this expert-level route traverses rugged canyon terrain and sustained climbs through remote California wilderness. The trail rewards dedicated hikers with dramatic canyon views and solitude in a less-traveled corner of the state.
Jim Jam
~3 min drive
Steep 1-mile alpine climb with 710 ft elevation gain.
Milk Camp
~9 min drive
Moderate 5.2-mile alpine climb with 2,453 ft elevation gain.
Cedar Creek Trail
~12 min drive
Easy creek-side walk with gentle elevation gain near Cedar Creek.
Pony Creek
~7 min drive
Expert 19.8-mile backcountry trek with 4,977 ft elevation gain.
Emigrant Creek
~13 min drive
Moderate 4.8-mile creek drainage hike with 2,065 ft elevation gain.
Bell Swamps
~13 min drive
Easy 2.61-mile wetland trail with 574 ft elevation gain near Bell Swamps.
Semore Gulch
~8 min drive
Steep alpine gulch climb with extreme elevation gain and expert-level difficulty.
Mullane Corral
~14 min drive
Moderate 5-mile trail with 1,152 ft elevation gain near Mullane Corral.
French Creek
~14 min drive
Short creek-side hike with steady elevation gain through woodland.
Slide Creek
~8 min drive
Expert 20-mile backcountry trek with 5,500+ ft elevation gain in remote wilderness.