United States trails

From the South Kaibab Trailhead near Yaki Point, the route drops into the Grand Canyon on an open ridgeline, passing Ooh Aah Point, Cedar Ridge, Skeleton Point and The Tipoff, with broad views over the South Rim cliffs, the Tonto Platform and the deepening corridor of the Colorado River. It then descends…

Distance: 30.6 Km • Elevation gain: 2,650 m • Maximum elevation: 2,201 m

The Wissahickon Gorge North Loop offers a refreshing escape into nature, featuring a blend of wooded paths and rocky terrain along the scenic Wissahickon Creek. Hikers can enjoy stunning views, diverse birdlife, and historical landmarks, such as remnants of old mills and picturesque bridges. With its moderate…

Distance: 7.8 Km • Elevation gain: 214 m • Maximum elevation: 123 m

Hiking Mount Washington via the Tuckerman Ravine and Lion Head Trails offers a blend of rugged terrain and rewarding views. The route begins at Pinkham Notch Visitor Center and ascends steadily through dense forests, crossing streams and passing waterfalls like Crystal Cascades Falls before reaching the…

Distance: 13.5 Km • Elevation gain: 1,295 m • Maximum elevation: 1,911 m

From the Stuart Lake Trail, the route enters the Alpine Lakes Wilderness through forest, creek crossings, and gradually rougher alpine terrain before reaching Colchuck Lake, a striking first landmark set below Colchuck Peak and Dragontail Peak, with Aasgard Pass rising steeply above the far shore as the…

Distance: 29.2 Km • Elevation gain: 1,502 m • Maximum elevation: 2,383 m

Starting at Canyon Meadow, this Redwood Regional Park loop follows the Stream Trail into the cool corridor of Redwood Creek, passing picnic clearings before entering the shaded coast-redwood forest that gives the park its character. Beyond the creekside section, the route climbs onto the French Trail,…

Distance: 10.2 Km • Elevation gain: 425 m • Maximum elevation: 465 m

The loop combining the Mount Joy Trail, Horse-Shoe Trail, and Mount Misery Trail presents a delightful blend of natural beauty and historical significance. Hikers can expect to traverse wooded paths that offer serene views, including glimpses of the Schuylkill River and historical landmarks such as the Knox…

Distance: 6.7 Km • Elevation gain: 247 m • Maximum elevation: 147 m

From Hall Canyon Road, the route enters Ventura Hills Nature Preserve and follows the quiet canyon corridor between open foothill slopes. It continues along dry washes and coastal scrub typical of Ventura’s protected hillside landscape. The walk reaches the split between West Fork Hall Canyon and East Fork…

Distance: 7.5 Km • Elevation gain: 193 m • Maximum elevation: 131 m

The Lake Chabot Loop via West Shore Trail, Chabot Dam, Bass Cove Trail, Columbine Trail, Honker Bay Trail and East Shore Trail offers a scenic and varied hiking experience, weaving through shaded forests, sunny open trails, and peaceful lakeside paths. Hikers can enjoy sweeping views of Lake Chabot from…

Distance: 14.2 Km • Elevation gain: 464 m • Maximum elevation: 178 m

Starting at Patriot’s Park in Grovetown, this loop begins among recreation fields, ponds, and wooded park edges before joining the Bartram Bike and Walk Trail for a first circuit around the Bartram Trail neighborhood, its residential green spaces, and the golf-course landscape. It then connects with the…

Distance: 21.0 Km • Elevation gain: 224 m • Maximum elevation: 128 m

The Lower, Middle and Upper Blue Lakes Trail in the Mount Sneffels Wilderness offers an enchanting journey through dense forests, alpine meadows, and steep switchbacks, ultimately revealing a trio of vivid turquoise lakes cradled by towering peaks. Along the way, hikers are treated to sights like cascading…

Distance: 14.6 Km • Elevation gain: 808 m • Maximum elevation: 3,572 m

Starting near Yosemite Lodge and the Camp Four area, this demanding route climbs the Upper Yosemite Fall Trail through oak woodland and granite switchbacks, quickly rising above Yosemite Valley toward Columbia Rock, where broad views open over the valley floor, Merced River corridor, Half Dome, and surrounding…

Distance: 14.9 Km • Elevation gain: 2,437 m • Maximum elevation: 2,143 m

The Trans-Catalina Trail begins in Avalon, leaving the island’s lively harbor town to climb into the dry, rugged interior of Santa Catalina Island. The route passes Haypress Reservoir and Cape Canyon Reservoir before entering the Black Jack backcountry and continuing toward Catalina Airport, often known as…

Distance: 62.3 Km • Elevation gain: 2,826 m • Maximum elevation: 531 m

From Mattole Beach, the Lost Coast Trail begins on an open Pacific shoreline where sand, dunes, driftwood and low coastal vegetation lead south toward Windy Point, the Punta Gorda Light area, Cooskie Creek and Randall Creek, with the King Range rising close behind the beach and giving the route its remote,…

Distance: 41.8 Km • Elevation gain: 718 m • Maximum elevation: 53 m

From the Wrights Lake trailhead area, this loop leaves the lakeshore through the inlet meadows and forest, joining the Twin Lakes Trail in the Eldorado National Forest and at the edge of Desolation Wilderness. It then heads toward the Enchanted Pools, where South Fork Silver Creek works through polished…

Distance: 6.4 Km • Elevation gain: 137 m • Maximum elevation: 2,229 m

The Mount Mansfield Loop provides a challenging but rewarding hike to the highest peak in Vermont. As you climb, the varied terrain offers rocky paths, steep ascents, and exposed ridgelines, culminating in breathtaking panoramic views of the Champlain Valley, the Adirondacks, and the Green Mountains. The…

Distance: 13.2 Km • Elevation gain: 884 m • Maximum elevation: 1,332 m

The Incline is a thrilling challenge that gains about 2,000 feet in just a mile. As you ascend, you'll navigate steep steps and rugged terrain, but the panoramic views of Colorado Springs from the top are absolutely breathtaking and make every hard-earned step worth it. The descent via Barr Trail offers a…

Distance: 6.9 Km • Elevation gain: 624 m • Maximum elevation: 2,613 m

This Sleeping Giant Loop offers a fantastic blend of scenic vistas and engaging terrain. As hikers ascend, they are treated to breathtaking views from various overlooks, where on clear days, the expanse stretches all the way to Long Island Sound. The trail features rocky scrambles that add a thrilling element…

Distance: 5.1 Km • Elevation gain: 234 m • Maximum elevation: 215 m

The Garden of the Gods Park Loop, traversing the Palmer, Buckskin Charlie, Niobrara, and Bretag Trails, offers hikers an immersive experience amidst striking red rock formations. Along this loop, you'll encounter iconic geological features such as Pikes Peak, the Central Garden formations, and the Siamese…

Distance: 6.5 Km • Elevation gain: 161 m • Maximum elevation: 2,017 m

The hike to Ediza Lake via the Shadow Creek Trail offers a remarkable journey through the scenic heart of the Ansel Adams Wilderness. As you pass Shadow Lake, you'll witness serene waters framed by towering peaks, while the trail winds through lush forests, cascading streams, and wildflower-filled meadows.…

Distance: 11.0 Km • Elevation gain: 463 m • Maximum elevation: 2,839 m

The Macbride Waterfall and Coralville Lake Loop offers a scenic and varied hike that weaves through forested paths and along the shores of Coralville Lake. With views of the lake nearly always in sight, the trail offers both quiet wooded sections and open stretches near the water, making it ideal for spotting…

Distance: 3.3 Km • Elevation gain: 66 m • Maximum elevation: 250 m

The Upper Falls to Lower Falls Loop in Hocking Hills State Park offers a scenic journey through stunning landscapes characterized by lush greenery, rugged sandstone cliffs, and cascading waterfalls. Along the route, hikers can enjoy the serene beauty of both the Upper and Lower Falls, each presenting a unique…

Distance: 1.9 Km • Elevation gain: 33 m • Maximum elevation: 281 m

The Cascade Falls Loop Trail is an enjoyable and moderate hike known for its picturesque landscapes and water features. Along the route, hikers can admire several small waterfalls, including the stunning Cascade Falls itself, which is easily accessible and offers a tranquil pool at its base. The trail also…

Distance: 3.8 Km • Elevation gain: 116 m • Maximum elevation: 120 m

The Thunderbird Falls Trail offers a delightful experience for hikers of all levels! As you stroll along the well-maintained path, you'll be surrounded by vibrant cottonwood and birch trees, and you'll enjoy stunning views of the breathtaking 200-foot waterfall cascading into the canyon below. Don't forget to…

Distance: 2.9 Km • Elevation gain: 131 m • Maximum elevation: 99 m

This loop in Withlacoochee State Forest offers hikers a captivating mix of geological wonders and natural beauty. Along the trail, you’ll encounter limestone caves, like Dames Cave, which showcase intricate rock formations and provide an intriguing glimpse into Florida’s karst topography​. The path also…

Distance: 6.5 Km • Elevation gain: 55 m • Maximum elevation: 35 m

From the Pebble Beach Equestrian Center, the Green Loop offers a broad circuit through Del Monte Forest, passing wooded hills and canyon-like forest areas before reaching Spanish Bay, dunes, rocky Pacific shoreline, Bird Rock Park, and the golf-course edges on the way back. #Hiking #Loop #Forest #Cost #Pacific…

Distance: 17.3 Km • Elevation gain: 310 m • Maximum elevation: 209 m

The Moses Spring Trail, Rim Trail, and High Peaks Trail Loop in Pinnacles National Park offers hikers a diverse experience featuring talus caves, the Bear Gulch Reservoir, and panoramic vistas of the park's volcanic rock formations. Along the route, visitors can explore the Bear Gulch Cave, enjoy the view on…

Distance: 2.9 Km • Elevation gain: 159 m • Maximum elevation: 524 m

The Double Arch Loop offers hikers a memorable journey through some of the region's most striking natural features. As you traverse the Auxier Ridge, expect to be treated to sweeping views of the Red River Gorge, with expansive vistas over rocky outcrops, lush valleys, and iconic rock formations like Double…

Distance: 10.0 Km • Elevation gain: 307 m • Maximum elevation: 395 m

From Grand Canyon Village, the route leaves the South Rim at the Bright Angel Trailhead near the historic rim area and drops onto the Bright Angel Trail, one of the park’s classic corridor trails, used through time by Indigenous peoples, miners, early tourists, hikers, and mule parties. The descent quickly…

Distance: 4.8 Km • Elevation gain: 262 m • Maximum elevation: 2,085 m

Distance: 5.2 Km • Elevation gain: 85 m • Maximum elevation: 56 m

From the Lake Granby side, this traverse begins near Monarch Lake and follows the Cascade Creek corridor into the Indian Peaks Wilderness, passing forested shoreline, Arapaho Pass Trail junction, Buchanan Creek, Cascade Creek, and waterfall-lined sections of the valley. Beyond the Cascade Creek basin, the…

Distance: 32.9 Km • Elevation gain: 2,006 m • Maximum elevation: 3,824 m

The route follows the river upstream toward the waterfall approach, passing through a lively canyon setting shaped by clear pools, polished rock and constant movement from the Merced. The hike then joins the Mist Trail, where the scenery becomes more dramatic beneath Vernal Fall, with spray, stone steps, cliff…

Distance: 9.4 Km • Elevation gain: 806 m • Maximum elevation: 1,699 m

The Sunset Ridge Trail to the summit of Mount Mansfield provides a challenging and rewarding hiking experience, offering expansive views of Vermont’s landscape. As you ascend through dense forests and rocky stretches, the trail opens up to panoramic vistas, where you can catch sight of distant valleys and…

Distance: 9.6 Km • Elevation gain: 801 m • Maximum elevation: 1,332 m

Starting near the Sugar Pine boat-ramp area, this anti-clockwise loop follows the Joshua M. Hardt Memorial Trail along the eastern shore of Sugar Pine Reservoir, with broad lake views, wooded slopes and the quiet backdrop of Tahoe National Forest. The route then rounds the northern coves and inlets, passing…

Distance: 7.0 Km • Elevation gain: 161 m • Maximum elevation: 1,133 m

Starting at the Moffat Tunnel East Portal, the route enters Roosevelt National Forest and follows the South Boulder Creek Trail into the James Peak Wilderness, passing dense subalpine forest, creekside clearings, and the Forest Lakes Trail junction before turning onto the signed Crater Lakes Trail. The climb…

Distance: 11.0 Km • Elevation gain: 559 m • Maximum elevation: 3,364 m

Starting at the National Center for Atmospheric Research trailhead, the hike leaves the campus edge on the N.C.A.R. Trail and crosses the open Table Mountain foothills toward the Mesa Trail, with the Flatirons rising to the west above Boulder Open Space and Mountain Parks. It then follows the Mesa Trail south…

Distance: 4.7 Km • Elevation gain: 743 m • Maximum elevation: 2,543 m

This loop enters Little Big Econ State Forest on the Barr Street Trail, then follows the Florida Trail through humid subtropical woodland toward the Econlockhatchee River. The route continues beside the river corridor, where sandy banks, low bluffs, floodplain forest, and quiet wetland views shape the main…

Distance: 9.4 Km • Elevation gain: 15 m • Maximum elevation: 11 m

Starting beside the Colorado River in Glenwood Canyon, the route leaves the canyon floor and enters Dead Horse Creek Canyon, climbing into the White River National Forest. The ascent follows a shaded, rocky gorge with footbridges, creek crossings, switchbacks, rock steps, and fire-marked canyon scenery before…

Distance: 5.0 Km • Elevation gain: 378 m • Maximum elevation: 2,224 m

Distance: 29.2 Km • Elevation gain: 827 m • Maximum elevation: 1,668 m

The Bright Angel Trail offers a breathtaking journey through the Grand Canyon, descending from the South Rim to Bright Angel Campground. Hikers experience striking vistas of layered red rock, navigate shaded tunnels, and encounter rest areas like Havasupai Gardens and Indian Garden along the way. The final…

Distance: 16.2 Km • Elevation gain: 762 m • Maximum elevation: 2,087 m

Starting near Little Stony Point and Cold Spring, the Bull Hill Short Loop climbs from the Washburn Trailhead through woods toward the old quarry and early Hudson River viewpoints. The route then follows the Undercliff Trail across the shoulder of Bull Hill, passing rock outcrops with views over the Hudson…

Distance: 7.1 Km • Elevation gain: 375 m • Maximum elevation: 338 m

The Fortuna Mountain Loop Trail in Mission Trails Regional Park offers hikers expansive vistas of rolling hills and the vibrant San Diego cityscape. Along the route, the challenging ascent up South Fortuna's wooden steps, often dubbed the "Stairway to Heaven," provides both a physical test and rewarding…

Distance: 10.1 Km • Elevation gain: 418 m • Maximum elevation: 386 m

From Happy Isles, this demanding Yosemite route follows the Merced River into the forested canyon of the Mist Trail, passing the spray and granite stairways of Vernal Fall before continuing above the river toward Emerald Pool and the broader waterfall amphitheater around Nevada Fall. Beyond Nevada Fall, the…

Distance: 24.8 Km • Elevation gain: 1,983 m • Maximum elevation: 2,687 m

The hike to Cecret Lake via the Upper Albion Meadows Trail offers a peaceful journey through colorful wildflower meadows, leading to a serene alpine lake surrounded by striking rocky cliffs. As you ascend, you’ll be treated to views of Albion Basin, where vibrant summer wildflowers and the chance to spot…

Distance: 7.3 Km • Elevation gain: 364 m • Maximum elevation: 3,010 m

The Palmer, Cabin Canyon, Strausenbach, Scotsman, and Central Gardens Trails Loop in Garden of the Gods offers a diverse hiking experience through some of Colorado's most iconic landscapes. This route guides you past striking red rock formations such as the Kissing Camels and Sentinel Spires, while providing…

Distance: 6.9 Km • Elevation gain: 194 m • Maximum elevation: 2,016 m

The Lebanon Hills Loop is a scenic hike that immerses you in the tranquil beauty of this regional park, offering a peaceful escape from the city. The trail meanders through lush forests, past picturesque lakes, and over boardwalks that enhance the hiking experience. Along the route, you'll encounter varied…

Distance: 8.3 Km • Elevation gain: 92 m • Maximum elevation: 300 m

Loop Trail 3 in Turkey Run State Park offers a rugged hiking experience filled with breathtaking natural beauty. As you traverse the trail, you’ll encounter steep sandstone cliffs, picturesque canyons, and unique geological features like the Punch Bowl—a glacial pothole that showcases the area's…

Distance: 3.8 Km • Elevation gain: 97 m • Maximum elevation: 211 m

The Table Rock Viewpoint and Quarry Loop Trail is a well-loved hike offering panoramic views of the city, the Boise River, and the surrounding foothills. Starting near the Old Idaho Penitentiary, this moderately challenging trail winds through sagebrush and grasslands, leading to a flat mesa with a prominent…

Distance: 6.2 Km • Elevation gain: 293 m • Maximum elevation: 1,113 m

Distance: 8.8 Km • Elevation gain: 184 m • Maximum elevation: 347 m

From the Auxier Ridge trailhead, the loop first slips into forest on the Double Arch side, passing sandstone walls, hemlocks and magnolias before reaching the broad overlook beneath Double Arch, with views opening toward the rock country of Red River Gorge. The route then links through Auxier Branch, where…

Distance: 9.9 Km • Elevation gain: 287 m • Maximum elevation: 395 m

Distance: 14.5 Km • Elevation gain: 1,213 m • Maximum elevation: 1,725 m

Starting near the northern gateway of the Presidential Range, this traverse climbs from the forests of the White Mountain National Forest to the exposed ridgeline of Mount Madison, then continues over the rugged summits of Mount Adams and Mount Jefferson, with wide views across the Great Gulf and the…

Distance: 32.3 Km • Elevation gain: 2,545 m • Maximum elevation: 1,911 m

Distance: 2.3 Km • Elevation gain: 27 m • Maximum elevation: 284 m

The Bear Creek Loop Trail to Panorama Point in Corwina Park offers hikers a journey through diverse landscapes, including forested areas and sections alongside Bear Creek. The trail culminates at Panorama Point, providing expansive views of the Front Range mountains. Along the way, hikers can observe local…

Distance: 10.7 Km • Elevation gain: 440 m • Maximum elevation: 2,241 m

Distance: 2.2 Km • Elevation gain: 6 m • Maximum elevation: 251 m

Distance: 6.7 Km • Elevation gain: 648 m • Maximum elevation: 3,775 m

The Overlook Mountain hike in New York’s Catskill region is a rewarding journey blending natural beauty with historic intrigue. Hikers ascend through a steady, forested path leading to the eerie ruins of the Overlook Mountain House, an abandoned hotel whose concrete remains invite exploration and reflection.…

Distance: 7.4 Km • Elevation gain: 422 m • Maximum elevation: 943 m

From Poway Road Park and Ride, the route follows Iron Mountain Peak Trail through a short shaded start, then across open chaparral, granite outcrops, rolling foothills, and increasingly exposed slopes toward the summit of Iron Mountain. After passing the Iron Mountain Junction and the slopes around Little Iron…

Distance: 8.3 Km • Elevation gain: 343 m • Maximum elevation: 804 m

Distance: 2.6 Km • Elevation gain: 126 m • Maximum elevation: 90 m

Beginning on the quiet uplands near Bald Hill, this route follows the upper West Clear Creek Trail across pinyon-juniper country toward the canyon rim before committing to the steep, loose descent through exposed slopes and a side drainage, with broad views into the deep gorge cut from the southern edge of the…

Distance: 6.5 Km • Elevation gain: 133 m • Maximum elevation: 1,762 m

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Distance: 20.3 Km • Elevation gain: 506 m • Maximum elevation: 276 m

The Fire Wave and Seven Wonders Trails Loop in Valley of Fire State Park offer hikers a captivating journey through diverse geological formations. Along the route, one can observe the vibrant, wave-like patterns of the Fire Wave, the pastel hues of the Pastel Canyon, the unique textures of Striped Rock, the…

Distance: 3.1 Km • Elevation gain: 83 m • Maximum elevation: 622 m

The hike to Morgan Lakes via the Little Lakes Valley Trail offers an unforgettable experience in the heart of the Eastern Sierra. Starting at Mosquito Flat, the trail weaves through a stunning landscape filled with serene alpine lakes like Mack Lake, Marsh Lake, Heart Lake and Box Lake, all framed by towering…

Distance: 7.4 Km • Elevation gain: 323 m • Maximum elevation: 3,382 m

Starting near Yosemite Valley Lodge, the route enters the Lower Yosemite Fall Trail, follows Yosemite Creek through shaded valley woodland, and reaches the footbridge and close viewpoint beneath Lower Yosemite Fall. It then returns toward Northside Drive and crosses into Cook’s Meadow, where open meadow…

Distance: 3.3 Km • Elevation gain: 75 m • Maximum elevation: 1,252 m

Distance: 3.8 Km • Elevation gain: 119 m • Maximum elevation: 2,746 m

Starting near the Issaquah High School side of West Tiger Mountain, the trail enters a shaded forest and climbs steadily through the lower slopes of the natural resources conservation area. It then follows the wooded Poo Poo Point route, passing small creek draws and mossy woodland before reaching the open…

Distance: 11.2 Km • Elevation gain: 653 m • Maximum elevation: 563 m

The hike to Camp Muir via the Skyline Trail and Muir Snowfield in Mount Rainier National Park offers a breathtaking journey through vibrant wildflower meadows, rocky terrain, and expansive snowfields. As you ascend, views of nearby volcanic peaks, hanging glaciers, and ridges like Tatoosh open up, making each…

Distance: 13.5 Km • Elevation gain: 1,426 m • Maximum elevation: 3,062 m

The hike to Hidden Falls and Inspiration Point offers a delightful blend of scenic beauty and accessible terrain. Strolling alongside Jenny Lake, you’ll enjoy the soothing sounds of water and captivating mountain views that unfold with every step. Reaching Hidden Falls is a treat, and the ascent to…

Distance: 9.2 Km • Elevation gain: 331 m • Maximum elevation: 2,247 m

Starting from the South Orange Avenue access, this loop enters South Mountain Reservation on the Crest Trail and follows a shaded woodland corridor before joining Openwood Trail and curving deeper into the forest. The route then uses Lenape Trail and the local Hemlock Falls Loop to reach Hemlock Falls on…

Distance: 2.6 Km • Elevation gain: 67 m • Maximum elevation: 163 m

The Tanyard Creek Park Loop offers a serene escape with its well-maintained paths that wind alongside a picturesque creek and through lush woodlands. Highlights of the route include a scenic waterfall and a charming wooden bridge, providing perfect spots for photographs and moments of reflection. Suitable for…

Distance: 3.0 Km • Elevation gain: 59 m • Maximum elevation: 326 m

Starting in Banner Elk, the loop heads out through town to Mill Pond, where calm water and a pleasant valley setting introduce the walk before the route turns toward the grounds of Lees-McRae College. From there, the itinerary continues across the college area and down to Wildcat Lake, a scenic lakeside…

Distance: 7.5 Km • Elevation gain: 209 m • Maximum elevation: 1,180 m

Hiking the Bright Angel Trail to the 3-Mile Resthouse offers an intimate journey into the Grand Canyon's depths, showcasing the vastness of its ancient rock formations. As you descend, the towering canyon walls envelop you, revealing layers of geological history and offering glimpses of the winding Colorado…

Distance: 10.3 Km • Elevation gain: 1,141 m • Maximum elevation: 2,087 m

Via Maroon-Snowmass Trail in Maroon Bells-Snowmass Wilderness #Hiking #Lake #Mountain

Distance: 5.8 Km • Elevation gain: 215 m • Maximum elevation: 3,104 m

Starting from Chantry Flat, the Gabrielino Trail slips from the shaded ridge above Big Santa Anita Canyon into a classic Angeles National Forest corridor of wooded slopes, creekside cabins and canyon-bottom shade. The route passes the lower canyon junctions, Cascade Picnic Area and Spruce Grove Trail Camp…

Distance: 44.4 Km • Elevation gain: 2,358 m • Maximum elevation: 1,421 m

The Lewis & Clark Loop Trail via the Clark Trail offers a scenic hike with a variety of natural landscapes. As you traverse the loop, you'll encounter beautiful bluff views of the Missouri River, particularly as you reach the higher elevations along the trail. The route also passes through diverse…

Distance: 8.5 Km • Elevation gain: 162 m • Maximum elevation: 202 m

The Gorge Overlook Trail and Buckeye Trail Loop in Hocking Hills State Park provide a captivating mix of geological wonders and natural beauty. Hikers will experience stunning sandstone cliffs, cascading waterfalls like Cedar Falls and Whispering Falls, and serene spots like Rose Lake and the lush, forested…

Distance: 8.9 Km • Elevation gain: 157 m • Maximum elevation: 288 m

From Happy Isles, the hike enters the eastern end of Yosemite Valley and follows the Merced River through forest and granite scenery toward the Vernal Fall Footbridge, where the first open views of the river and surrounding canyon set the tone for one of Yosemite’s most iconic waterfall routes. The Mist…

Distance: 4.7 Km • Elevation gain: 679 m • Maximum elevation: 1,831 m

The Bear Creek Trail, starting from Telluride, offers hikers a scenic journey through diverse landscapes. Along the way, you'll encounter dense forests, open meadows, and panoramic vistas of the surrounding rugged peaks of the San Juan Mountains. The trail culminates at the impressive Bear Creek Falls, where…

Distance: 7.4 Km • Elevation gain: 366 m • Maximum elevation: 3,034 m

The Ouray Perimeter Trail offers hikers a scenic loop around the town of Ouray, Colorado, traversing diverse terrains including cliffs, canyons, and forested hillsides. Along the route, you'll encounter natural attractions such as Cascade Falls, the Baby Bath Tubs, and Box Canyon Falls, as well as panoramic…

Distance: 9.2 Km • Elevation gain: 525 m • Maximum elevation: 2,589 m

The Door Trail is a short but exciting adventure that immerses you into the park’s rugged, lunar-like terrain. After the easy walk on a boardwalk, the trail becomes more uneven, winding through eroded gullies and fascinating rock formations, rewarding you with stunning panoramic views of the Badlands'…

Distance: 1.4 Km • Elevation gain: 16 m • Maximum elevation: 803 m

From the upper North Cheyenne Cañon access area, the route first follows Gold Camp Road through a wooded canyon setting before joining Seven Bridges Trail, a popular path known for tracing North Cheyenne Creek. The itinerary then moves upstream beside the creek, entering denser forest and passing its…

Distance: 5.7 Km • Elevation gain: 287 m • Maximum elevation: 2,575 m

Distance: 5.9 Km • Elevation gain: 78 m • Maximum elevation: 229 m

From the Piper Trailhead in White Mountain National Forest, this loop follows Piper Trail into the forest, turns onto Nickerson Ledge Trail, and climbs toward Carter Ledge, a quieter ridge route known for open ledges, views of Mount Chocorua, and the Three Sisters. The itinerary continues over the Three…

Distance: 13.2 Km • Elevation gain: 824 m • Maximum elevation: 1,049 m

From the Temple of Sinawava, the route enters the upper end of Zion Canyon and follows the Riverside Walk beside the Virgin River, where cottonwoods, hanging gardens, weeping sandstone walls and narrowing cliffs gradually frame the canyon corridor. At the end of the paved path, the hike continues directly in…

Distance: 4.5 Km • Elevation gain: 550 m • Maximum elevation: 1,527 m

The Twin Falls and Sculpture Falls hike is a perfect blend of rugged adventure and natural beauty. This out-and-back trail takes you through shady, tree-covered paths, with rocky sections and boulders that make it fun and moderately challenging. The highlight is reaching the serene waterfalls—Twin Falls and…

Distance: 5.2 Km • Elevation gain: 59 m • Maximum elevation: 186 m

The Half Dome hike is a true Yosemite adventure. With breathtaking views of the falls, Yosemite Valley, and the Sierra Nevada, it rewards those who tackle its challenging terrain. The final ascent up the cable route is thrilling, and while demanding, it’s an unforgettable experience that’s well worth the…

Distance: 26.3 Km • Elevation gain: 1,941 m • Maximum elevation: 2,687 m

From the South Kaibab Trailhead, this rim-to-river route immediately commits to one of the Grand Canyon’s most open and scenic descents, following a ridgeline where the canyon unfolds in wide layers of buttes, cliffs and side canyons. The trail passes Ooh Aah Point, Cedar Ridge, Skeleton Point and The Tipoff…

Distance: 27.3 Km • Elevation gain: 2,243 m • Maximum elevation: 2,201 m

The Brandon Quarry Loop Trail offers a moderately challenging hike through scenic landscapes near Brandon, Mississippi. The trail is popular for hiking and mountain biking, winding through wooded areas and offering tranquil views of the quarry, providing an enjoyable and peaceful outdoor experience. #Hiking…

Distance: 3.4 Km • Elevation gain: 14 m • Maximum elevation: 113 m

The Oyster Dome Trail, accessed via Chuckanut Drive and the Samish Bay Connector, offers hikers a rewarding journey through Blanchard State Forest. The path meanders through lush forests of alder, cedar, and Douglas fir, with occasional views of the Salish Sea and the Olympic Peninsula. The trail culminates at…

Distance: 10.8 Km • Elevation gain: 614 m • Maximum elevation: 607 m

The South Kaibab Trail offers some of the most breathtaking views of the Grand Canyon, with expansive vistas that reveal the rugged terrain of the canyon’s depths. As you descend, you'll pass several key points like Ooh Aah Point, Cedar Ridge, Skeleton Point and O'Neill Butte, where the landscape opens up to…

Distance: 24.0 Km • Elevation gain: 1,944 m • Maximum elevation: 2,202 m

The Sawmill Reservoir Loop in Breckenridge offers a peaceful and scenic hike, ideal for visitors seeking a short, accessible route near the town. As you traverse the well-maintained path, you'll enjoy views of the tranquil reservoir, surrounded by towering pines and open meadows, with occasional glimpses of…

Distance: 2.1 Km • Elevation gain: 71 m • Maximum elevation: 3,033 m

From the West Rim Trailhead near the Virgin River, the route leaves the canyon floor and climbs the west side of Zion Canyon, with the river corridor, Zion Canyon Scenic Drive, and the Great White Throne gradually opening across the valley. After the lower switchbacks, the West Rim Trail enters the cooler,…

Distance: 2.8 Km • Elevation gain: 377 m • Maximum elevation: 1,625 m

Distance: 16.9 Km • Elevation gain: 60 m • Maximum elevation: 130 m

Distance: 10.8 Km • Elevation gain: 91 m • Maximum elevation: 171 m

From the Alum Cave Trailhead on Newfound Gap Road, this demanding Mount LeConte route climbs through shaded old-growth forest beside Alum Cave Creek and mountain streams before passing through Arch Rock. Beyond the rock passage, the trail steepens toward Alum Cave Bluffs, a dramatic overhanging cliff rather…

Distance: 17.4 Km • Elevation gain: 1,173 m • Maximum elevation: 1,994 m

Distance: 27.0 Km • Elevation gain: 789 m • Maximum elevation: 1,574 m

Hiking the Raven Rocks offers a rewarding mix of challenge and stunning scenery. The rocky terrain demands careful footing, especially on descents and ascents, making it a workout for even seasoned hikers. Upon reaching the overlook, you’re treated to breathtaking views of the Shenandoah Valley and distant…

Distance: 8.1 Km • Elevation gain: 408 m • Maximum elevation: 373 m

The loop hike on Castle Rock Trail and Grandview Rim Trail offers stunning views of the gorge and its dramatic sandstone cliffs. As you wind through the forest, you'll encounter breathtaking overlooks, especially near the Grandview Overlook, where you can take in the scenic horseshoe bend of the New River…

Distance: 1.7 Km • Elevation gain: 95 m • Maximum elevation: 761 m

The Balanced Rock and Devil's Doorway Loop offers a unique blend of breathtaking vistas and challenging terrain, rewarding hikers with views of the lake and surrounding bluffs. The route includes steep stone steps along the Balanced Rock Trail, ascending through dense pine forest to views of Devil's Lake, with…

Distance: 2.3 Km • Elevation gain: 150 m • Maximum elevation: 433 m

The Noccalula Falls and Gorge Loop Trail offers a scenic mix of forested paths, rocky terrain, and breathtaking views of Noccalula Falls cascading into the gorge below. Hikers are drawn to the unique perspective offered by trails that pass beneath the falls and by a suspension bridge spanning the creek, giving…

Distance: 3.2 Km • Elevation gain: 71 m • Maximum elevation: 216 m

From the trailhead near Silver Glen Springs, the Yearling Trail heads into the Big Scrub of Ocala National Forest, crossing open sand pine scrub before reaching the longleaf pine and turkey oak landscape of Pat’s Island, once home to the Long family settlement. The route passes the old frontier traces of…

Distance: 13.9 Km • Elevation gain: 73 m • Maximum elevation: 28 m