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California
6.4 mi
Distance
896 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside San Bernardino National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Muddy Springs
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Muddy Springs is a moderate 6.4-mile trail featuring nearly 900 feet of elevation gain through California's diverse terrain. This out-and-back or loop hike showcases the region's natural water features and spring-fed ecosystems, offering hikers a rewarding journey through varied landscapes. The trail's name hints at the presence of mineral-rich springs and muddy sections that characterize the area.
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Redonda Ridge
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Fisherman's
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~12 min drive
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Holcomb Crossing
~6 min drive
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Castle Rock
~13 min drive
Steep 2.5-mile climb to rocky summit with expansive views.
Clark's Ranch
~16 min drive
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