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Oregon
5.2 mi
Distance
4,246 ft
Gain
3h 51m
Time
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Why you'll love it
East Applegate Ridge Trail
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The East Applegate Ridge Trail is a scenic point-to-point route traversing the ridgeline in Oregon's Applegate region, offering expansive views across the surrounding valleys and forest landscape. This trail showcases the natural diversity of the area with mixed conifer forest and open ridge sections, making it an excellent choice for hikers seeking elevation and panoramic vistas. The point-to-point nature requires shuttle logistics but rewards adventurers with a one-way journey through varied terrain.
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