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California
7.6 mi
Distance
179 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Sierra National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Rock Creek
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Rock Creek offers a scenic 7.64-mile out-and-back hike through the Eastern Sierra foothills with modest elevation gain, making it accessible for most skill levels. The trail follows the creek drainage with opportunities to enjoy riparian vegetation, granite formations, and mountain views typical of the Rock Creek area. This is an ideal choice for hikers seeking a moderate day hike with water features and relatively gentle terrain.
Rock Lake
~2 min drive
Moderate alpine lake hike with 791 ft elevation gain and scenic mountain views.
Millers Crossing
~4 min drive
Moderate 10-mile foothill trail with gentle elevation gain near Millers Crossing.
Long Canyon
~9 min drive
Easy, ultra-short canyon walk ideal for families and casual hikers.
Bear Meadow
~3 min drive
Easy meadow walk through rolling grassland with minimal elevation gain.
Big Margaret Lake
~5 min drive
Moderate 6.8-mile alpine lake hike with 1,045 ft elevation gain.
Devil's Bathtub
~10 min drive
Easy 1-mile hike to a natural rock pool with 331 ft elevation gain.
Margaret Lakes
~3 min drive
Moderate alpine lake hike with 610 ft gain and scenic mountain views.
Rube Meadow
~5 min drive
Moderate meadow trail with steady elevation gain and scenic alpine views.
High Sierra Pack Station
~13 min drive
An expert-level singletrack out-and-back in California covering one mile of technical terrain.
Pin Cushion
~3 min drive
Steep 3.4-mile alpine climb with 1,000 ft elevation gain.
