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California
7.4 mi
Distance
605 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Sequoia National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Haiwee
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The Haiwee Trail is a moderate out-and-back hike in the Inyo County region, offering scenic views of the Eastern Sierra landscape. With nearly 7.5 miles of hiking and modest elevation gain, this trail provides an accessible way to experience the high desert terrain characteristic of the area. The route traverses sagebrush-dotted slopes with opportunities to enjoy expansive vistas of the surrounding mountains and valleys.
Lost Meadow
~2 min drive
Moderate 6.4-mile meadow hike with 945 ft elevation gain and scenic open terrain.
Haiwee Pass
~7 min drive
Easy 2-mile alpine pass hike with minimal elevation gain.
Hooker
~7 min drive
Easy 3.6-mile trail with 414 ft elevation gain near Hooker, California.
Fish Creek
~11 min drive
Moderate creek-side hike with gentle elevation gain and forest shade.
Olancha Pass - PCT South
~10 min drive
Easy, short PCT segment near Olancha Pass with minimal elevation gain.
Honey Bee
~9 min drive
Easy 3.33-mile trail with gentle elevation gain near Honey Bee.
Bitter Creek
~12 min drive
Moderate 8.4-mile creek-side hike with gentle elevation gain.
Olancha Pass
~10 min drive
Easy 3-mile desert pass hike with minimal elevation gain near Olancha.
Pack Station
~11 min drive
Easy 4.2-mile trail with 357 ft gain near Pack Station.
Soda Creek
~12 min drive
Easy creek-side walk through California woodland with minimal elevation gain.
