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Oregon
11.2 mi
Distance
4,601 ft
Gain
4h 47m
Time
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Layton Ditch Trail
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Layton Ditch Trail is an out-and-back hike that follows a historic water conveyance system through the high desert landscape of eastern Oregon. This 11.15-mile trail offers a unique perspective on the region's irrigation heritage while traversing sagebrush terrain with expansive views of the surrounding plateau country. The gentle grade along the ditch makes this a rewarding moderate hike for those seeking solitude and a connection to Oregon's water management history.
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