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California
3.8 mi
Distance
1,599 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Cleveland National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Oak Grove
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Oak Grove Trail is a moderate 3.8-mile hike featuring nearly 1,600 feet of elevation gain through California oak woodland terrain. This trail showcases the transition between lower chaparral and mixed oak forest, offering scenic views and the characteristic gnarled oak trees that define the region. The steady climb makes it an excellent choice for hikers building endurance while enjoying classic California foothill landscapes.
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Sawmill
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