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California
9.8 mi
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caution: Agency alerts
9 active alerts in Klamath National Forest; most severe: Siskiyou Crest Seasonal Safety Closure
USFS15 d ago
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Clouds, high 62°F / low 54°F, 0% precip — 98/100 for hike
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Etna Mill Creek
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Etna Mill Creek is a scenic 9.8-mile moderate trail that winds through the rugged terrain of the Etna area in Northern California. This creek-side hike offers beautiful riparian scenery and access to cascading water features typical of the region's mountain streams. The trail provides a rewarding day hike experience with steady elevation gain through mixed forest and canyon terrain.
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Shelly Fork
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Right Hand Fork
~13 min drive
Strenuous 15.2-mile fork trail with 4,174 ft elevation gain.
North Fork
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