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California
7.0 mi
Distance
2,056 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Klamath National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Tyler Meadows
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Tyler Meadows offers a moderate alpine hike through scenic meadowland with nearly 2,100 feet of elevation gain over 7 miles. This trail showcases the natural beauty of California's high country, with expansive views and wildflower displays typical of mountain meadow ecosystems. The steady climb rewards hikers with access to open terrain and panoramic vistas of the surrounding peaks.
Packers Valley
~5 min drive
Accessible valley loop with scenic views and moderate elevation gain.
Bear Lake Saddle
~7 min drive
Steep 1.4-mile alpine climb to a scenic mountain saddle with expansive views.
Box Camp
~10 min drive
Moderate 7.4-mile climb to Box Camp with 2,389 ft elevation gain.
Elk Cr.-Sulph. Sp.To Rainy Jct
~12 min drive
Moderate 5.8-mile trail from Elk Creek to Rainy Junction with 1,542 ft elevation gain.
Rye Patch (Paradise Lake)
~9 min drive
Easy lakeside walk to Paradise Lake with minimal elevation gain.
Rainy Lake
~11 min drive
Strenuous 14-mile alpine lake hike with 4,864 ft elevation gain.
Boulder Creek
~12 min drive
Steep creek-side forest climb with 1,551 ft gain in 3 miles.
Lovers Camp
~11 min drive
Easy half-mile stroll through scenic California terrain.
Granite Creek
~11 min drive
Strenuous 11.2-mile alpine trek with 3,421 ft gain through granite terrain.
Marble Gap Trail
~14 min drive
Moderate 5.8-mile hike to Marble Gap with 484 ft elevation gain.