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California
5.3 mi
Distance
1,912 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Los Padres National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Little Falls
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Little Falls is a moderate 5.34-mile hike featuring nearly 1,900 feet of elevation gain through California terrain. This trail offers a rewarding climb with scenic views and natural water features that justify the steady ascent. The combination of distance and elevation gain makes it an ideal choice for hikers looking to build endurance while enjoying the region's natural beauty.
Big Falls
~3 min drive
Scenic 3.97-mile waterfall hike with 931 ft elevation gain.
Lopez Canyon
~13 min drive
Moderate 12-mile canyon loop with 1,200 ft elevation gain.
American Canyon
~22 min drive
Moderate climb through American Canyon with canyon views and oak woodland scenery.
Rinconada
~3 min drive
Accessible 3.7-mile foothills hike with steady elevation gain and scenic views.
Wilson Canyon
~19 min drive
Moderate canyon hike with steady elevation gain and scenic views.
Stony Creek
~22 min drive
Easy half-mile creek walk with minimal elevation gain.
Gifford
~42 min drive
Moderate 4.4-mile trail with 573 ft gain near Gifford, California.
Fernandez
~21 min drive
Moderate 9-mile trail with gentle elevation gain near Fernandez, California.
Willow Spring (Figueroa)
~1h 17m drive
Easy 1.42-mile walk to Willow Spring with minimal elevation gain.
Bear Canyon Conn.
~45 min drive
Easy 3.4-mile connector with 494 ft gain through Bear Canyon foothills.