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California
2.4 mi
Distance
231 ft
Gain
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Inside Angeles National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Pickens Trail
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Pickens Trail is a short, accessible 2.4-mile route ideal for hikers seeking a quick outdoor escape with modest elevation gain. This easy trail offers a pleasant walk through California terrain with approximately 231 feet of elevation gain, making it suitable for families and casual hikers. The trail provides a straightforward hiking experience without technical challenges or significant exposure.
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