Creek trails

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: 6.3 mi • Elevation gain: 1,394 ft • Maximum elevation: 1,526 ft

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: 9.3 mi • Elevation gain: 7,995 ft • Maximum elevation: 7,031 ft

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: 18.2 mi • Elevation gain: 4,928 ft • Maximum elevation: 7,818 ft

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: 26.0 mi • Elevation gain: 2,356 ft • Maximum elevation: 174 ft

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: 10.8 mi • Elevation gain: 3,848 ft • Maximum elevation: 6,542 ft

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: 6.9 mi • Elevation gain: 2,142 ft • Maximum elevation: 1,847 ft

The Zorinsky Lake Loop Trail offers a peaceful experience for hikers and cyclists, with much of the route running along the water's edge. You’ll encounter scenic views of the lake and occasional shaded stretches through wooded areas, particularly near Boxelder Creek. The well-maintained path provides a…

Distance: 7.2 mi • Elevation gain: 328 ft • Maximum elevation: 1,152 ft

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: 4.6 mi • Elevation gain: 1,060 ft • Maximum elevation: 11,096 ft

The Barton Creek Greenbelt Trail offers a serene escape just minutes from downtown Austin. The path weaves through lush woods and alongside the creek, revealing scenic waterfalls such as the popular Twin Falls and the more secluded Sculpture Falls. While the terrain features occasional rocky sections, it’s…

Distance: 3.4 mi • Elevation gain: 226 ft • Maximum elevation: 610 ft

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: 19.0 mi • Elevation gain: 8,694 ft • Maximum elevation: 7,221 ft

#Hiking #Loop

Distance: 4.8 mi • Elevation gain: 489 ft • Maximum elevation: 292 ft

This ride follows the Henry Hudson Trail’s northern Bayshore rail corridor from the Aberdeen–Keyport edge, leaving the busy rail-and-parkway setting for a flat, paved, mostly tree-lined greenway through suburban streets, creeks, wetlands and neighborhood parkland. From west to east, the route passes…

Distance: 9.7 mi • Elevation gain: 138 ft • Maximum elevation: 46 ft

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: 3.1 mi • Elevation gain: 1,240 ft • Maximum elevation: 7,297 ft

Distance: 11.5 mi • Elevation gain: 3,868 ft • Maximum elevation: 10,860 ft

Starting from the Whitewater Creek side of the East Palisades unit, this loop follows the wooded bank of the Chattahoochee River upstream, passing rocky river edges, small islands, and open views across the water. At the northern end of the route, the path reaches the Bamboo Forest, a distinctive riverside…

Distance: 4.4 mi • Elevation gain: 666 ft • Maximum elevation: 1,017 ft

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: 4.0 mi • Elevation gain: 449 ft • Maximum elevation: 7,313 ft

The Forest Heritage Tree Trail offers a serene hiking experience, winding through a diverse array of native tree species while providing informative signage that enhances the educational aspect of the journey. As you traverse the loop, you'll encounter picturesque views, including a charming covered bridge and…

Distance: 1.2 mi • Elevation gain: 118 ft • Maximum elevation: 525 ft

Starting near Upper Penitencia Creek, this loop follows the Penitencia Creek Trail through Alum Rock Park’s canyon setting before climbing onto the North Rim Trail, where the route opens toward Eagle Rock and broader views over San José and the South Bay foothills. From Eagle Rock, the hike continues onto…

Distance: 7.7 mi • Elevation gain: 1,952 ft • Maximum elevation: 1,883 ft

Starting from the Icehouse Canyon Trailhead near Mount Baldy Road, the route climbs into the shaded lower canyon, following Icehouse Creek past wooded slopes and remnants of old recreation cabins in the Angeles National Forest. The trail continues east through Icehouse Canyon into the Cucamonga Wilderness,…

Distance: 7.8 mi • Elevation gain: 2,759 ft • Maximum elevation: 7,615 ft

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: 2.0 mi • Elevation gain: 246 ft • Maximum elevation: 4,108 ft

Starting at the Tuxedo Park and Ride above the Ramapo Valley, the route climbs out of Southfields on the Wildcat Mountain Trail, passes the wooded shoulder of Wildcat Mountain, and threads a quiet ridge corridor between Harriman State Park and Sterling Forest State Park before bending toward Townsend Trail and…

Distance: 12.5 mi • Elevation gain: 2,415 ft • Maximum elevation: 1,073 ft

From the Glacier Lodge area, this Big Pine Lakes Loop begins along the North Fork Big Pine Creek Trail, entering the John Muir Wilderness of Inyo National Forest. The route climbs beside North Fork Big Pine Creek through forest and sagebrush slopes before reaching the higher canyon beneath Mount Alice. The…

Distance: 15.2 mi • Elevation gain: 4,052 ft • Maximum elevation: 11,260 ft

Kanaka Creek Regional Park. #Hiking #Loop #KanakaCreek

Distance: 1.6 mi • Elevation gain: 148 ft • Maximum elevation: 299 ft

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: 27.6 mi • Elevation gain: 7,736 ft • Maximum elevation: 4,662 ft

From Skyline Gate, the loop first follows West Ridge Trail along the higher western edge of Reinhardt Redwood Regional Park, with evergreen woodland, chaparral openings, and views over the forested Redwood Creek basin. It then turns onto French Trail, crossing the quieter interior slopes past side-trail…

Distance: 4.5 mi • Elevation gain: 1,129 ft • Maximum elevation: 1,335 ft

Starting at the Mount Teneriffe trailhead, this hike follows the forested Mount Teneriffe Trail through the Mount Si Natural Resources Conservation Area, with occasional openings toward the Snoqualmie Valley and nearby peaks. The route then turns onto the Teneriffe Falls Trail, climbing more steeply through…

Distance: 5.9 mi • Elevation gain: 1,821 ft • Maximum elevation: 2,493 ft

Starting at the South Kaibab Trailhead on the South Rim, the route leaves the rim through sparse high-desert woodland and quickly drops onto the South Kaibab Trail, following tight switchbacks below Yaki Point. The path then traverses exposed canyon slopes above the Pipe Creek drainage, with pale cliff bands,…

Distance: 2.0 mi • Elevation gain: 1,424 ft • Maximum elevation: 7,224 ft

Starting at Switzer Picnic Site in Angeles National Forest, this hike follows the Gabrielino Trail into the shaded Arroyo Seco canyon, leaving the picnic area and bridge behind as the stream becomes the main companion of the route. The path continues through wooded bends, creek crossings, canyon walls, and…

Distance: 1.8 mi • Elevation gain: 233 ft • Maximum elevation: 3,301 ft

Starting at Four Mile Trailhead in Yosemite Valley, the route joins the Four Mile Trail and begins its steady climb from the valley floor above the Merced River corridor. It first rises through forested slopes near Sentinel Creek, with early views opening toward Sentinel Rock and the meadows of Yosemite…

Distance: 4.8 mi • Elevation gain: 4,101 ft • Maximum elevation: 7,208 ft

Starting from the Aliso Viejo side of Aliso and Wood Canyons Wilderness Park, the route enters the open Aliso Creek corridor and follows Aliso Creek Trail through a broad canyon floor of coastal sage scrub, riparian vegetation, and rounded hills. It then bends toward the junction with Wood Canyon Trail,…

Distance: 2.5 mi • Elevation gain: 240 ft • Maximum elevation: 246 ft

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: 13.1 mi • Elevation gain: 735 ft • Maximum elevation: 420 ft

The Skippack Creek Loop Trail offers a scenic experience that combines woodland beauty with the tranquility of creek-side views. As you traverse the loop, you'll encounter charming wooden bridges, sections of the trail that wind alongside the Skippack Creek, and open fields filled with wildflowers,…

Distance: 4.6 mi • Elevation gain: 266 ft • Maximum elevation: 220 ft

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: 4.0 mi • Elevation gain: 436 ft • Maximum elevation: 5,781 ft

Loop hike in Bow Valley Wildland Provincial Park

Distance: 20.0 mi • Elevation gain: 9,111 ft • Maximum elevation: 8,655 ft

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: 10.0 mi • Elevation gain: 2,500 ft • Maximum elevation: 6,847 ft

Starting from the Sly Park Road access, this counter-clockwise route begins along the south shore of Jenkinson Lake, passing the Sly Park Saddle Dam and Sly Park Dam before joining the named Jenkinson Lake Loop. The trail then follows the quieter wooded side of the lake, weaving around small coves and…

Distance: 8.1 mi • Elevation gain: 958 ft • Maximum elevation: 3,622 ft

From Hualapai Hilltop, the route drops through dry switchbacks and open desert canyon toward Supai, a remote Havasupai village set within Havasu Canyon and not accessible by road. Beyond Supai, the trail follows the blue-green waters of Havasu Creek, passing Fiftyfoot Falls and Navajo Falls before reaching the…

Distance: 14.5 mi • Elevation gain: 5,289 ft • Maximum elevation: 5,184 ft

North Cheyenne Cañon Park. North Cheyenne Creek. #Hiking #Canyon #River #Forest #Mountain #Nature

Distance: 3.5 mi • Elevation gain: 942 ft • Maximum elevation: 8,448 ft

From Grand Canyon Village, the route drops into the canyon on the Bright Angel Trail, following shaded switchbacks beneath layered cliffs before reaching the greener corridor of Havasupai Gardens and the drainage of Garden Creek. It then continues toward Pipe Creek Beach, where the landscape opens into the…

Distance: 15.7 mi • Elevation gain: 8,015 ft • Maximum elevation: 7,224 ft

Starting at Crabtree Falls, the route climbs the switchbacking Crabtree Falls Trail beside Crabtree Creek, passing a succession of cascades, rock ledges, forested slopes and valley overlooks before reaching the quieter upper creek area near Crabtree Meadows. It then continues through a more remote mountain…

Distance: 9.5 mi • Elevation gain: 2,953 ft • Maximum elevation: 4,012 ft

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: 16.9 mi • Elevation gain: 7,359 ft • Maximum elevation: 7,221 ft

Starting at Bear Lake in Rocky Mountain National Park’s Bear Lake Road Corridor, this loop briefly follows the shore before climbing onto the Emerald Lake Trail toward Nymph Lake and Dream Lake. The traced route then leaves the direct Emerald Lake approach, turns toward Chaos Creek, and reaches the rocky…

Distance: 9.7 mi • Elevation gain: 2,336 ft • Maximum elevation: 10,764 ft

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: 5.3 mi • Elevation gain: 531 ft • Maximum elevation: 663 ft

Distance: 1.5 mi • Elevation gain: 20 ft • Maximum elevation: 761 ft

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: 6.7 mi • Elevation gain: 1,444 ft • Maximum elevation: 7,352 ft

Hike along the West Coast Trail via Camper Bay, Cullite Cove, Logan Creek Bridge, Wallbran Creek Camp, Bonilla Creek, Carmanah Creek Camp, Cribs Creek Camp, Dare Point, Nitinat River, Tsuquadra Point Camp, Tsusiat Falls, Klanawa River, Tsocowis Creek Camp, Darling River Camp, Michigan Creek Camp, Pachena Point…

Distance: 42.6 mi • Elevation gain: 6,010 ft • Maximum elevation: 404 ft

Crystal Cove State Park’s loop starts near the El Moro coastal entrance, crosses into Moro Canyon, and follows a sheltered inland corridor shaped by seasonal Moro Creek, riparian woodland, coastal sage scrub, and the rugged slopes of the San Joaquin Hills. The hike then climbs toward the higher backcountry…

Distance: 9.0 mi • Elevation gain: 1,302 ft • Maximum elevation: 1,030 ft

The Big Pine Creek Trail is a rewarding hike in the Inyo National Forest, offering stunning views of cascading waterfalls, rugged mountain landscapes, and serene alpine lakes. As you ascend, the trail weaves through diverse terrain, with sections shaded by trees and others offering expansive vistas of the…

Distance: 8.7 mi • Elevation gain: 2,346 ft • Maximum elevation: 10,092 ft

The Pinhoti Trail and Cave Creek Trail Loop offers a rewarding experience in Cheaha State Park, showcasing the beauty of the Talladega Mountains with striking vistas from McDill Point and Hernandez Peak. The trail winds through lush forests, offering peaceful creek crossings and the chance to witness wildlife,…

Distance: 7.0 mi • Elevation gain: 1,083 ft • Maximum elevation: 2,303 ft

The Lewis & Clark Loop Trail via the Lewis Trail offers hikers a moderate, scenic route through a mix of wooded areas, creek beds, and elevated ridges, with remarkable views of the Missouri River and nearby Howell Island. As you follow the trail, you will encounter several overlooks, particularly from the…

Distance: 8.4 mi • Elevation gain: 804 ft • Maximum elevation: 663 ft

#Bike #Banff

Distance: 38.4 mi • Elevation gain: 1,972 ft • Maximum elevation: 6,686 ft

The loop hike along Fort DeRussy, Rock Creek, and Pulpit Rock offers a blend of historical intrigue and natural beauty. As you traverse the Valley Trail and Western Ridge Trail, you’ll encounter diverse wildlife, vibrant foliage, and the soothing sounds of Rock Creek, which meanders through the park. The…

Distance: 4.9 mi • Elevation gain: 541 ft • Maximum elevation: 335 ft

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: 2.0 mi • Elevation gain: 233 ft • Maximum elevation: 709 ft

The Clark Creek Improved Trail offers a delightful hiking experience through lush woodlands and picturesque landscapes. As you traverse the well-maintained paths, you'll encounter numerous cascading waterfalls, which are particularly stunning after rainfall. The trail's accessibility, with gravel paths and…

Distance: 3.0 mi • Elevation gain: 449 ft • Maximum elevation: 427 ft

Distance: 3.1 mi • Elevation gain: 23 ft • Maximum elevation: 4,324 ft

The Brandywine Creek River Loop offers a delightful hiking experience surrounded by the natural beauty of Brandywine Creek State Park. As you traverse this scenic route, you'll encounter tranquil views of the creek, lush woodlands, and a diverse array of wildlife, making it ideal for nature lovers and…

Distance: 4.7 mi • Elevation gain: 413 ft • Maximum elevation: 361 ft

#Hiking

Distance: 5.1 mi • Elevation gain: 1,230 ft • Maximum elevation: 7,713 ft

Starting from Glen Campground, this loop leaves the quiet backcountry camp area on the Glen Trail, crossing wooded ridges, small drainages, coastal scrub and open grassy slopes before bending westward toward the exposed Pacific side of Point Reyes National Seashore. The route then follows the Coast Trail…

Distance: 5.9 mi • Elevation gain: 1,138 ft • Maximum elevation: 804 ft

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: 2.4 mi • Elevation gain: 381 ft • Maximum elevation: 394 ft

Cradle Mountain-Lake Saint Clair National Park. #Hiking #Loop #Cradle #SaintClair #Tasmania

Distance: 8.2 mi • Elevation gain: 1,995 ft • Maximum elevation: 3,970 ft

The Hawksbill Trail in Linville Gorge offers a rewarding hiking experience that begins with a gradual climb through a forested path lined with rhododendron and hardwood trees. As you ascend, the trail becomes steeper and rockier, with the final stretch requiring a bit of a scramble before reaching the summit.…

Distance: 2.2 mi • Elevation gain: 696 ft • Maximum elevation: 3,944 ft

From the South Kaibab Trailhead, this rim-to-rim hike drops from the South Rim into the open canyon on the South Kaibab Trail, passing Ooh Aah Point, Cedar Ridge, Skeleton Point and Tipoff Shelter before reaching the Kaibab Suspension Bridge, the Colorado River and the Bright Angel area near Phantom Ranch. The…

Distance: 20.8 mi • Elevation gain: 9,423 ft • Maximum elevation: 8,258 ft

The Mirror Lake Trail in Yosemite National Park offers a peaceful hike through Tenaya Canyon, framed by dramatic granite cliffs like Half Dome and North Dome. The trail winds alongside Tenaya Creek, providing a serene experience with forested sections, sandy riverbeds, and seasonal reflections in the lake,…

Distance: 2.8 mi • Elevation gain: 230 ft • Maximum elevation: 4,124 ft

#Bike #MedicineHat #MapleCreek

Distance: 56.7 mi • Elevation gain: 919 ft • Maximum elevation: 2,736 ft

Mount Benson Regional Park. #Hiking #Loop #MountBenson

Distance: 9.2 mi • Elevation gain: 2,792 ft • Maximum elevation: 3,301 ft

#Hiking #Loop

Distance: 5.5 mi • Elevation gain: 525 ft • Maximum elevation: 292 ft

Starting in Perryville, this East Coast Greenway ride follows the head of the Chesapeake Bay past Furnace Bay and the historic Principio Furnace area, then rolls through Charlestown toward the waterfront town of North East and the North East River. From North East, the route turns inland through Elk Neck State…

Distance: 25.4 mi • Elevation gain: 1,322 ft • Maximum elevation: 197 ft

Distance: 10.6 mi • Elevation gain: 2,054 ft • Maximum elevation: 1,732 ft

The Solstice Canyon Loop begins near the canyon entrance and climbs onto the sun-exposed Rising Sun Trail, where chaparral, coastal sage scrub, and open hillsides quickly replace the shaded canyon floor, revealing widening views across the folds of the Santa Monica Mountains and toward the Malibu coast. As the…

Distance: 3.0 mi • Elevation gain: 804 ft • Maximum elevation: 748 ft

Gowlland Tod Provincial Park. #Hiking #Loop #GowllandTod

Distance: 7.2 mi • Elevation gain: 1,483 ft • Maximum elevation: 869 ft

Starting near the Zion–Mount Carmel Tunnel, the Canyon Overlook Trail climbs sandstone steps and follows rocky ledges above Pine Creek’s shadowed slot canyon. The route then winds through pale slickrock, canyon walls, desert shrubs, and sheltered alcoves, with chances to spot bighorn sheep along the way.…

Distance: 0.5 mi • Elevation gain: 220 ft • Maximum elevation: 5,312 ft

The Rim Trail and Gorge Trail Loop at Robert H. Treman State Park offers a scenic and immersive hiking experience through lush woodlands, rocky cliffs, and cascading waterfalls. As you walk the route along Enfield Creek, you'll encounter the dramatic Lucifer Falls, one of the park's most iconic sights, where…

Distance: 4.3 mi • Elevation gain: 994 ft • Maximum elevation: 1,014 ft

Starting near Hodenpyl Dam Pond, the Manistee River Loop heads onto the North Country National Scenic Trail, following the wooded western side of the valley through hardwood forest, quiet ridges, and backcountry stretches above the Big Manistee River toward the Red Bridge area. From Red Bridge, the route…

Distance: 20.1 mi • Elevation gain: 2,287 ft • Maximum elevation: 1,132 ft

Sooke Hills Wilderness Regional Park. #Hiking #MTB #WaughCreek #Humpback #SookeHills

Distance: 3.5 mi • Elevation gain: 623 ft • Maximum elevation: 541 ft

From Grand Canyon Village on the South Rim, this route begins at the Bright Angel Trailhead and descends beneath the rim through a dramatic chain of switchbacks, with widening views across the canyon walls and the layered cliffs of the Bright Angel fault corridor. It passes the resthouse section of the upper…

Distance: 15.7 mi • Elevation gain: 7,300 ft • Maximum elevation: 6,841 ft

The Skyline Trail is a challenging loop hike that rewards adventurous visitors with sweeping views of the surrounding Ouachita Mountains, lush forests, glimpses of the Mountain Fork River below and even a hidden waterfall nestled in the forest. The trail leads hikers through rocky paths, forested ridges, and…

Distance: 8.5 mi • Elevation gain: 1,476 ft • Maximum elevation: 863 ft

West Bragg Creek Provincial Recreation Area. Kananaskis Country Public Land Use Zone. #Hiking #MTB #Loop #WestBraggCreek #Kananaskis

Distance: 5.4 mi • Elevation gain: 965 ft • Maximum elevation: 5,367 ft

Garibaldi Provincial Park. #Hiking #Loop #BlackTusk #Garibaldi

Distance: 16.7 mi • Elevation gain: 6,535 ft • Maximum elevation: 7,116 ft

#Bike #Toronto

Distance: 9.8 mi • Elevation gain: 400 ft • Maximum elevation: 676 ft

Peter Lougheed Provincial Park. #Hiking #MTB #Loop #Forest #PeterLougheed

Distance: 10.8 mi • Elevation gain: 1,250 ft • Maximum elevation: 6,509 ft

Mount Assiniboine Provincial Park. #Hiking #Loop #Assiniboine

Distance: 7.8 mi • Elevation gain: 2,411 ft • Maximum elevation: 8,983 ft

The Hoh River Trail to Mineral Creek Falls offers hikers a serene journey through the lush, moss-draped rainforest of Olympic National Park. Along the way, the trail meanders beside the glacial blue Hoh River, providing tranquil views of its clear waters. Upon reaching Mineral Creek Falls, hikers are treated…

Distance: 5.5 mi • Elevation gain: 804 ft • Maximum elevation: 797 ft

The hike to Switzer Falls via the Gabrielino and Bear Canyon Trails in Angeles National Forest offers a rich tapestry of natural and historical features. Hikers traverse shaded paths alongside the Arroyo Seco stream, pass by historic ruins of the Switzer Trail Camp, and encounter the picturesque Switzer Falls,…

Distance: 3.8 mi • Elevation gain: 797 ft • Maximum elevation: 3,304 ft

Benson Creek Falls Regional Park. Vancouver Island. #Hiking #Ammonite #Vancouver

Distance: 3.0 mi • Elevation gain: 512 ft • Maximum elevation: 883 ft

From Ortega Flats Campground in Ronald W. Caspers Wilderness Park, the hike leaves the camping area and enters the San Juan Creek corridor, following a quiet canyon setting shaped by seasonal water, riparian vegetation, oak woodland, and chaparral-covered slopes. The route continues upstream along San Juan…

Distance: 10.2 mi • Elevation gain: 1,247 ft • Maximum elevation: 814 ft

Kananaskis Country Public Land Use Zone. #Hiking #Kananaskis

Distance: 5.0 mi • Elevation gain: 1,631 ft • Maximum elevation: 5,531 ft

Stoney Creek Conservation Area. #Hiking #MTB #Running #Snowshoeing #Loop #StoneyCreek

Distance: 2.4 mi • Elevation gain: 62 ft • Maximum elevation: 381 ft

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: 6.8 mi • Elevation gain: 1,519 ft • Maximum elevation: 9,314 ft

Starting at the Five Lakes Trailhead near Alpine Meadows Road, the route follows the Five Lakes Trail away from the developed valley and climbs through open Sierra slopes, scattered conifers, and granite-studded terrain toward the edge of Tahoe National Forest. The path then enters the Granite Chief…

Distance: 6.2 mi • Elevation gain: 1,437 ft • Maximum elevation: 7,602 ft

From the Wolf Mountain trailhead, the loop enters the Hill Country woodland, crosses Regal Creek, and follows the Wolf Mountain Trail toward open views above the Pedernales River valley. The route then bends around Tobacco Mountain and Wolf Mountain, passing rocky clearings, cedar forest, and the small canyons…

Distance: 5.8 mi • Elevation gain: 410 ft • Maximum elevation: 1,073 ft

Distance: 22.5 mi • Elevation gain: 5,413 ft • Maximum elevation: 4,072 ft

Fletchers Creek Ecological Preserve. #Hiking #Running #Loop #FletchersCreek

Distance: 2.9 mi • Elevation gain: 62 ft • Maximum elevation: 971 ft

Loop hike along Thames Creek via Therapy and Picker's Path on Vancouver Island. #Hiking #Loop #River #Nature #Forest

Distance: 2.8 mi • Elevation gain: 118 ft • Maximum elevation: 351 ft

The Grasslands Trail and Oak Canyon Trail Loop provides a diverse hiking experience. The Grasslands Loop offers expansive views of the rolling hills and chaparral, with opportunities for birdwatching, while the Oak Canyon Trail winds through oak groves along a dry creek bed, showcasing seasonal waterfalls. The…

Distance: 3.8 mi • Elevation gain: 420 ft • Maximum elevation: 594 ft

Trout Creek. Wildwood Conservation Area. #Hiking #MTB #Ski #Snowshoeing #Loop #Wildwood #Lake #Trout #Forest

Distance: 13.5 mi • Elevation gain: 906 ft • Maximum elevation: 1,175 ft

Glacier National Park. #Hiking #Glacier

Distance: 8.0 mi • Elevation gain: 3,428 ft • Maximum elevation: 7,480 ft

Starting from the Avalanche area, the route first follows the shaded Trail of the Cedars through old-growth cedar and hemlock forest beside Avalanche Creek, where the water has carved the narrow and lively passage of Avalanche Gorge. Beyond the gorge, the Avalanche Lake Trail leaves the boardwalk and climbs…

Distance: 5.9 mi • Elevation gain: 1,079 ft • Maximum elevation: 3,999 ft

The Platte River State Park Loop offers hikers a delightful experience with diverse landscapes, from tranquil forests to scenic water views. Notable highlights along the route include Ruthie's Backyard Trail, which provides a gentle introduction to the area, and the charming Stone Creek Falls, where visitors…

Distance: 7.9 mi • Elevation gain: 1,161 ft • Maximum elevation: 1,220 ft

#Hiking #Loop #Ida

Distance: 19.0 mi • Elevation gain: 4,393 ft • Maximum elevation: 5,039 ft

Cypress Creek. Yew Lake. Cypress Provincial Park. #Hiking #Running #Loop #Cypress

Distance: 2.6 mi • Elevation gain: 646 ft • Maximum elevation: 3,373 ft