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California
16.8 mi
Distance
830 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Tahoe National Forest
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No access route mapped
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Why you'll love it
Sawtooth
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Sawtooth is a moderately challenging 16.78-mile trail offering substantial elevation gain through diverse California terrain. This out-and-back or loop route rewards hikers with panoramic ridge views and the distinctive jagged ridgeline that gives the trail its name. The steady climb and distance make this an excellent choice for experienced day hikers seeking a full mountain experience.
Donkey Town
~1 min drive
Moderate 7.32-mile hike with 1,040 ft gain near Donkey Town.
Stockrest Springs
~3 min drive
Easy 2.28-mile hike to natural springs with minimal elevation gain.
Prosser Knob Loop
~9 min drive
Moderate 5.9-mile loop with 800 ft gain to scenic Prosser Knob summit.
Cabin Creek Loop Winter
~3 min drive
18-mile winter loop with 1,434 ft gain through high Sierra terrain.
Prosser Lakeview
~7 min drive
Easy lakeside loop with gentle elevation and scenic water views.
Western State Tahoe Rim Tie
~10 min drive
Alpine connector trail offering access to Tahoe Rim Trail with forest and high-elevation views.
Pole Creek Nordic
~9 min drive
Moderate 10-mile nordic trail with 2,215 ft elevation gain through forested terrain.
Old Reno West
~10 min drive
Easy 1-mile trail with minimal elevation gain near Old Reno West.
Mt. Judah Loop
~12 min drive
Scenic 4.7-mile loop with 711 ft gain near Mt. Judah in the Sierra region.
Deer Creek
~9 min drive
Gentle creek-side trail through Northern California riparian woodland.
