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California
3.2 mi
Distance
396 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Cleveland National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Greenhorn
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The Greenhorn Trail is a short, accessible hike in the Greenhorn area offering a pleasant ascent through California foothill terrain. With modest elevation gain spread across just over 3 miles, this trail provides a great option for hikers seeking a quick workout with manageable difficulty. The route showcases typical Sierra Nevada foothills landscape with potential views of surrounding ridges and valleys.
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