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California
5.2 mi
Distance
2,453 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Shasta-Trinity National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Milk Camp
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Milk Camp is a moderate alpine trail offering a rewarding climb through California's high country with nearly 2,500 feet of elevation gain over 5.2 miles. This route ascends through mixed conifer forest and open meadows, providing excellent views of the surrounding peaks and ridges. The trail is ideal for hikers seeking a solid workout with scenic payoff in a relatively compact distance.
Semore Gulch
~2 min drive
Steep alpine gulch climb with extreme elevation gain and expert-level difficulty.
Mullane Corral
~5 min drive
Moderate 5-mile trail with 1,152 ft elevation gain near Mullane Corral.
North Fork Low Water Bypass C
~11 min drive
Easy 1-mile bypass trail with minimal elevation gain.
Pony Creek
~3 min drive
Expert 19.8-mile backcountry trek with 4,977 ft elevation gain.
Emigrant Creek
~6 min drive
Moderate 4.8-mile creek drainage hike with 2,065 ft elevation gain.
Salmon Summit
~11 min drive
Ultra-short summit trail with modest elevation gain near Salmon Summit.
Slide Creek
~6 min drive
Expert 20-mile backcountry trek with 5,500+ ft elevation gain in remote wilderness.
Cinnabar
~8 min drive
Steep 4-mile foothill hike with 1,260 ft elevation gain near Cinnabar.
North Fork Low Water Bypass B
~13 min drive
Easy 1.2-mile bypass trail with minimal elevation gain.
Eagle Creek
~7 min drive
Moderate 8-mile creek-side climb with 3,179 ft elevation gain.