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California
5.2 mi
Distance
514 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Los Padres National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Sulphur Spring
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Sulphur Spring Trail is a moderate 5.2-mile round-trip hike featuring gentle elevation gain through California's scenic backcountry. The trail showcases the region's natural geothermal features and offers hikers a rewarding experience with manageable terrain suitable for intermediate hikers. The spring itself provides a unique destination with distinctive mineral-rich waters characteristic of the area.
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