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California
15.2 mi
Distance
4,174 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Klamath National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Right Hand Fork
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Right Hand Fork is a challenging 15.2-mile trail featuring over 4,100 feet of elevation gain, making it a rewarding adventure for experienced hikers. This route takes you through varied terrain typical of California's backcountry, with sustained climbing that tests endurance and fitness. The trail offers excellent opportunities to experience remote wilderness and expansive views as you gain significant elevation throughout the day.
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