Slippery Rock trails

University Trail

Distance: 1.4 mi • Elevation gain: 161 ft • Maximum elevation: 1,444 ft

The Franklin Falls Trail is an enjoyable and scenic hike through the lush forests of the Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest. As you make your way along the trail, you'll pass towering pines, moss-covered boulders, and the sounds of the South Fork Snoqualmie River, which provides a peaceful backdrop. The…

Distance: 8.6 mi • Elevation gain: 1,289 ft • Maximum elevation: 2,644 ft

The Mosaic Canyon Trail in Death Valley National Park offers a fascinating experience with its unique geological features and striking desert beauty. As you traverse this trail, you'll encounter narrow, polished canyon walls of marble, revealing a smooth texture that has been sculpted by ancient flash floods.…

Distance: 4.3 mi • Elevation gain: 1,555 ft • Maximum elevation: 2,106 ft

The Flatiron via Siphon Draw Trail offers a challenging and rewarding hiking experience within the stunning Superstition Mountains of Tonto National Forest. The route begins with a rocky ascent through exposed terrain, gradually drawing you closer to the dramatic Flatiron peak, which stands out like the bow of…

Distance: 5.7 mi • Elevation gain: 2,740 ft • Maximum elevation: 4,672 ft

The trail covering Long Pond, Ell Pond, and Ashville Pond is known for its rugged terrain and beautiful landscapes. This trail winds through scenic woodlands with dense mountain laurel, rhododendrons, and large glacial boulders, giving it a wild, remote feel. Though parts of the trail require careful…

Distance: 4.9 mi • Elevation gain: 302 ft • Maximum elevation: 377 ft

A circular walks with wonderful views on clearly defined paths along rivers, woods and some exposed hillsides. Parts may be boggy and muddy at times with rock sections that can be slippery if wet. There are options to shorten the walk.

Distance: 10.6 mi • Elevation gain: 2,146 ft • Maximum elevation: 1,066 ft