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California
3.7 mi
Distance
995 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Eldorado National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Tyler Trail
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Tyler Trail is a moderately-paced 3.74-mile hike offering nearly 1,000 feet of elevation gain through California terrain. This trail provides a solid workout for intermediate hikers seeking a half-day adventure with rewarding views and steady climbing. The route showcases typical California foothill or mountain characteristics with consistent elevation gain throughout.
Rockbound
~1 min drive
Rugged 12.8-mile alpine trail with 1,880 ft gain through rocky high country.
Twin Lakes
~1 min drive
Scenic alpine lake hike with steady climbing and mountain views.
Old Corral Loop
~2 min drive
Easy 1.4-mile loop through oak woodlands with minimal elevation gain.
Red Peak Stock Trail
~3 min drive
Moderate 7.7-mile stock trail with 1,595 ft elevation gain.
Grouse
~2 min drive
Steep 3.4-mile foothill climb with 1,163 ft elevation gain.
Twin Lakes Tie
~2 min drive
Easy 1.6-mile connector trail with minimal elevation gain in the Twin Lakes area.
Blakely
~5 min drive
Moderate 8.38-mile trail with 383 ft elevation gain near Blakely.
Bloodsucker
~4 min drive
Moderate 4.78-mile trail with 480 ft gain near Bloodsucker, California.
Beauty Lake
~2 min drive
Easy 1-mile hike to a scenic alpine lake with minimal elevation gain.
Mcconnell Lake Loop
~7 min drive
Scenic 14-mile alpine lake loop with steady elevation gain and forest-meadow terrain.
