Fall trails

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: 5.5 mi • Elevation gain: 515 ft • Maximum elevation: 945 ft

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: 1.2 mi • Elevation gain: 108 ft • Maximum elevation: 922 ft

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: 8.4 mi • Elevation gain: 4,249 ft • Maximum elevation: 6,270 ft

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: 15.4 mi • Elevation gain: 6,506 ft • Maximum elevation: 8,816 ft

The hike from Old Man's Cave to Cedar Falls offers a blend of stunning natural beauty and unique geological features. As you traverse the trail, you'll encounter the towering hemlocks, steep sandstone cliffs, and cascading waters of Cedar Falls, which is particularly impressive after rainfall. The…

Distance: 5.4 mi • Elevation gain: 463 ft • Maximum elevation: 912 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

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: 3.3 mi • Elevation gain: 194 ft • Maximum elevation: 610 ft

Lake of the Falls Natural Area. #Hiking

Distance: 10.5 mi • Elevation gain: 2,949 ft • Maximum elevation: 6,900 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

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: 5.7 mi • Elevation gain: 1,086 ft • Maximum elevation: 7,372 ft

The Indian Trail in Watkins Glen State Park offers a more peaceful route compared to the park's main gorge trail. It meanders along the north rim of the gorge, providing distant views of the impressive rock formations and waterfalls like Rainbow Falls below. Notably, hikers will cross a suspension bridge,…

Distance: 2.4 mi • Elevation gain: 492 ft • Maximum elevation: 978 ft

Starting at Kēʻē Beach in Hāʻena State Park, this out-and-back hike follows the Kalalau Trail above the Pacific, leaving the coastal edge of the park to reveal the first broad views of the Nā Pali Coast, with ocean, reef, sea cliffs, and tropical vegetation appearing in succession along the way. The…

Distance: 7.9 mi • Elevation gain: 3,871 ft • Maximum elevation: 1,342 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

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

Elk Falls Provincial Park. Vancouver Island. #Hiking #Loop #Elk #Vancouver

Distance: 2.3 mi • Elevation gain: 384 ft • Maximum elevation: 505 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 Gorge Overlook Trail and Buckeye Trail Loop, starting from Old Man's Cave, offers a scenic journey through Hocking Hills State Park, showcasing its diverse geological features and lush landscapes. Hikers will encounter impressive sandstone cliffs, picturesque waterfalls such as Cedar Falls and Whispering…

Distance: 5.9 mi • Elevation gain: 548 ft • Maximum elevation: 948 ft

Distance: 4.4 mi • Elevation gain: 823 ft • Maximum elevation: 1,995 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

#Hiking #Hamilton

Distance: 5.4 mi • Elevation gain: 115 ft • Maximum elevation: 646 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 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

The Mount Lafayette Loop begins in Franconia Notch, at the edge of the White Mountain National Forest, and climbs away from the parkway into shaded hardwood and spruce forest. The route follows the Falling Waters side of the loop beside Walker Brook and Dry Brook, passing Stairs Falls and Cloudland Falls as…

Distance: 8.4 mi • Elevation gain: 3,734 ft • Maximum elevation: 5,190 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

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

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 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: 2.8 mi • Elevation gain: 1,804 ft • Maximum elevation: 5,010 ft

The Graveyard Fields Loop Trail offers hikers an immersive journey through diverse landscapes, leading to two picturesque waterfalls. As you traverse the trail, you’ll pass through open meadows and lush forests, with sections of boardwalks that cross over wild blueberry patches during the summer months​.…

Distance: 3.2 mi • Elevation gain: 466 ft • Maximum elevation: 5,318 ft

Distance: 10.0 mi • Elevation gain: 4,636 ft • Maximum elevation: 6,007 ft

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: 1.6 mi • Elevation gain: 220 ft • Maximum elevation: 535 ft

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: 1.8 mi • Elevation gain: 430 ft • Maximum elevation: 325 ft

Fundy National Park. #Hiking #Snowshoeing #Fundy

Distance: 38.6 mi • Elevation gain: 3,652 ft • Maximum elevation: 1,322 ft

Distance: 6.3 mi • Elevation gain: 2,169 ft • Maximum elevation: 1,880 ft

Mount Baker Snoqualmie National Forest. #Hiking #Lake #Waterfall #River #Forest #Mountain #Nature

Distance: 7.7 mi • Elevation gain: 2,927 ft • Maximum elevation: 2,621 ft

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: 5.9 mi • Elevation gain: 2,644 ft • Maximum elevation: 5,574 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

From Sentinel Dome Trailhead, the loop begins among conifer forest, meadow and open granite before climbing toward Sentinel Dome, where the landscape opens to broad views over Yosemite Valley, Half Dome and the high Sierra. The route then swings toward Glacier Point, one of Yosemite’s classic overlooks above…

Distance: 13.3 mi • Elevation gain: 5,827 ft • Maximum elevation: 8,130 ft

Loop hike from Pinkham Notch to Mount Washington via Tuckerman Ravine Trail, Crystal Cascades Falls and Lion Head Trail in the Pinkham Notch Scenic Area, the Mount Washington State Park and the White Mountain National Forest. #Hiking #Loop #Mountain #Nature #Forest #Falls #Park

Distance: 7.8 mi • Elevation gain: 4,347 ft • Maximum elevation: 6,270 ft

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: 5.7 mi • Elevation gain: 1,722 ft • Maximum elevation: 8,494 ft

Banff National Park. #Hiking #Bow #Banff

Distance: 10.0 mi • Elevation gain: 2,067 ft • Maximum elevation: 8,084 ft

Distance: 3.1 mi • Elevation gain: 338 ft • Maximum elevation: 823 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

Hilton Falls Conservation Area. #Hiking #MTB #Snowshoeing #Ski #Loop #HiltonFalls

Distance: 2.5 mi • Elevation gain: 197 ft • Maximum elevation: 1,014 ft

From Happy Isles, the route follows the John Muir Trail and Mist Trail along the Merced River, moving through forested Yosemite Valley scenery toward the narrowing granite canyon below Vernal Fall. The itinerary passes the Vernal Fall Footbridge, continues beside the river, and climbs into the Mist Trail…

Distance: 3.6 mi • Elevation gain: 1,575 ft • Maximum elevation: 5,197 ft

Banff National Park. #Hiking #Loop #Bow #Glacier #Banff

Distance: 4.2 mi • Elevation gain: 413 ft • Maximum elevation: 6,601 ft

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: 4.6 mi • Elevation gain: 1,201 ft • Maximum elevation: 9,954 ft

The Panorama Point Loop via Skyline Trail offers an unforgettable hiking experience in Mount Rainier National Park. Hikers are treated to spectacular panoramic views, including close-up vistas of the towering Mount Rainier, the Nisqually Glacier, and sweeping landscapes dotted with wildflowers in the summer.…

Distance: 5.6 mi • Elevation gain: 1,864 ft • Maximum elevation: 7,031 ft

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: 2.9 mi • Elevation gain: 2,228 ft • Maximum elevation: 6,007 ft

#MTB #Loop

Distance: 10.6 mi • Elevation gain: 2,014 ft • Maximum elevation: 5,289 ft

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: 16.3 mi • Elevation gain: 6,368 ft • Maximum elevation: 8,816 ft

#Hiking #Loop

Distance: 2.3 mi • Elevation gain: 243 ft • Maximum elevation: 614 ft

Dundas Valley Conservation Area. #Hiking #DundasValley

Distance: 3.5 mi • Elevation gain: 427 ft • Maximum elevation: 627 ft

The Russell Point Loop at Castle Rock State Park offers a rewarding hike through diverse terrain, with views that include the rugged cliffs of Castle Rock, the cascading Castle Rock Falls, and the sweeping vistas from the Emily Smith Observation Point. As hikers progress, they are treated to panoramic views of…

Distance: 5.4 mi • Elevation gain: 1,532 ft • Maximum elevation: 3,153 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

The Spruce Creek Trail in Colorado's White River National Forest offers hikers a journey through dense forests and serene meadows, leading to the tranquil Mayflower Lake. Further along, the trail ascends beside the cascading Continental Falls, providing glimpses into the area's rich mining history with…

Distance: 6.8 mi • Elevation gain: 1,818 ft • Maximum elevation: 12,106 ft

Loop hike from Franconia Notch via Falling Waters Trail, Stairs Falls, Swiftwater Falls, Cloudland Falls, Little Haystack Mountain, Franconia Ridge Trail, Mount Lincoln, Mount Lafayette, Greenleaf Trail, Greenleaf Hut and Old Bridle Path in the Franconia Notch State Park and the White Mountain National Forest.…

Distance: 8.1 mi • Elevation gain: 3,760 ft • Maximum elevation: 5,190 ft

The Ricketts Glen Falls Loop Trail offers hikers a challenging yet rewarding experience, featuring over 20 waterfalls, including the impressive 94-foot Ganoga Falls. The well-marked trail winds through diverse terrains, showcasing the park's rich flora and fauna, with highlights such as the Midway Crevasse and…

Distance: 6.4 mi • Elevation gain: 1,037 ft • Maximum elevation: 2,244 ft

The Bean and Bear Lakes Loop offers hikers a delightful experience of Minnesota’s rugged natural beauty. As you wind through thick forests, you’ll encounter breathtaking vistas of the lakes, with expansive views of the surrounding hills and the tranquil waters below. The trail, with its moderate elevation…

Distance: 6.9 mi • Elevation gain: 1,217 ft • Maximum elevation: 1,490 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

The Mount Lafayette Loop is a challenging and rewarding hike, offering some of the most stunning views in the region. Starting at the Falling Waters Trail, the hike begins with a steep ascent through the forest, passing several picturesque waterfalls. The real highlight, however, comes as you reach the…

Distance: 8.2 mi • Elevation gain: 3,668 ft • Maximum elevation: 5,190 ft

The loop hike along the Ice Age Trail to the Lapham Peak Observation Tower is an immersive experience that winds through Kettle Moraine State Forest's rolling landscape, shaped by ancient glaciers. This route offers visitors sweeping views, including glimpses of Milwaukee’s skyline, nearby lakes, and Holy…

Distance: 3.3 mi • Elevation gain: 427 ft • Maximum elevation: 1,214 ft

#Bike #FortFrances #Atikokan

Distance: 91.4 mi • Elevation gain: 2,972 ft • Maximum elevation: 1,450 ft

Yoho National Park. #Hiking #Loop #Yoho

Distance: 12.8 mi • Elevation gain: 2,890 ft • Maximum elevation: 7,303 ft

Starting near Happy Isles in eastern Yosemite Valley, this route follows the Merced River into the Mist Trail corridor, with early granite scenery and possible views toward Illilouette Fall before reaching the Vernal Fall Footbridge. The ascent then climbs beside Vernal Fall to Emerald Pool and Silver Apron,…

Distance: 16.6 mi • Elevation gain: 6,739 ft • Maximum elevation: 8,835 ft

The Donner Canyon Road, Middle Trail, and Falls Trail Loop in Mount Diablo State Park offers hikers a diverse experience, featuring open meadows, oak woodlands, and waterfalls cascading over multicolored rock formations, especially vibrant after seasonal rains. As you ascend, you'll be rewarded with panoramic…

Distance: 5.5 mi • Elevation gain: 1,460 ft • Maximum elevation: 1,686 ft

Scrambling, mountain, peak

Distance: 14.3 mi • Elevation gain: 4,941 ft • Maximum elevation: 8,852 ft

The Vernal Fall and Clark Point loop is a strenuous yet rewarding hike through the heart of Yosemite’s beauty. The journey takes you up steep steps alongside Vernal Fall, before leading to sweeping views of the valley from Clark Point. Though challenging, the mix of waterfalls, granite cliffs, and forested…

Distance: 5.0 mi • Elevation gain: 2,395 ft • Maximum elevation: 5,587 ft

From Bell Canyon Preservation Trailhead, the route joins Bells Canyon Trail and climbs through open Wasatch foothills toward Lower Bells Canyon Reservoir, with valley views widening behind the path. Beyond the reservoir, the itinerary follows Bells Canyon Creek into a more enclosed canyon, where the track…

Distance: 4.8 mi • Elevation gain: 1,558 ft • Maximum elevation: 6,778 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 Upper Yosemite Fall Trail is a rewarding yet challenging hike that offers some of the best panoramic views in Yosemite National Park. Climbing steep switchbacks, you'll pass Columbia Rock for breathtaking sights of Yosemite Valley and continue toward Oh My Gosh Point, where the dramatic view of the falls…

Distance: 7.4 mi • Elevation gain: 4,902 ft • Maximum elevation: 6,693 ft

The Grizzly Giant Loop Trail in Yosemite's Mariposa Grove offers a relatively short yet captivating hike through some of the world's most magnificent giant sequoias. Along the route, hikers will encounter the iconic Grizzly Giant, an awe-inspiring tree over 2,700 years old and nearly 30 feet wide at its base.…

Distance: 2.0 mi • Elevation gain: 387 ft • Maximum elevation: 5,984 ft

The Eagle Lake Trail in California's Desolation Wilderness offers a moderately challenging hike through a picturesque landscape of towering pines, granite peaks, and cascading waterfalls. Starting near Emerald Bay, the trail ascends past the scenic Eagle Falls before reaching the serene Eagle Lake, nestled…

Distance: 1.9 mi • Elevation gain: 456 ft • Maximum elevation: 7,021 ft

Embarking on the Upper Falls to Lower Falls loop via the Buckeye Trail in Hocking Hills State Park offers hikers a journey through captivating natural features. The trail begins at the Upper Falls, leading through the Upper Gorge, past the striking Middle Falls, and culminating at the serene Lower Falls. Along…

Distance: 1.0 mi • Elevation gain: 85 ft • Maximum elevation: 915 ft

#Hiking #Snowshoeing #Forest #River #Nature

Distance: 2.1 mi • Elevation gain: 236 ft • Maximum elevation: 4,915 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 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

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

From Yosemite Village, the route slips into the Valley Loop Trail corridor, moving through the quieter village edge toward Yosemite Falls views before continuing west below the Three Brothers and into the open floor of Leidig Meadow, where forest, meadow grass, and the Merced River alternate along the way. The…

Distance: 9.2 mi • Elevation gain: 699 ft • Maximum elevation: 4,068 ft

From the Yosemite Valley near Camp Four, the Upper Yosemite Fall Trail climbs steadily into the forest, following a long series of switchbacks above the valley floor. The route reaches Columbia Rock, a rocky overlook with a broad panorama over Yosemite Valley, Half Dome, Sentinel Rock and the surrounding…

Distance: 1.0 mi • Elevation gain: 1,171 ft • Maximum elevation: 5,023 ft

#Bike #Sioux #Nestor

Distance: 36.1 mi • Elevation gain: 1,959 ft • Maximum elevation: 1,322 ft

The Maxwell Falls Loop via the Maxwell Falls Bluffs Trail in Arapaho National Forest offers a scenic hike through dense pine forests and alongside Maxwell Creek, culminating in views of the cascading falls. The trail provides a balance of tranquil woodland paths and rugged terrain, with rocky sections that add…

Distance: 4.8 mi • Elevation gain: 1,073 ft • Maximum elevation: 8,419 ft

Hiking the Fairy Falls Trail to the Grand Prismatic Spring Overlook offers a lovely journey through Yellowstone's stunning landscape, with the final climb leading to breathtaking views of the vibrant hot spring below. It’s a rewarding experience that beautifully showcases the park's unique geothermal…

Distance: 1.8 mi • Elevation gain: 167 ft • Maximum elevation: 7,375 ft

The hike to Mount Teneriffe offers a combination of natural beauty and physical challenge in Mount Si Natural Resources Conservation Area. The trail begins with a serene forested path leading to the striking Teneriffe Falls, which are especially impressive during the spring. Continuing upwards, the…

Distance: 7.5 mi • Elevation gain: 3,858 ft • Maximum elevation: 4,580 ft

Bikepack from Daisy Lake along Cheakamus River and Lillooet River via Alta Lake, Whistler, Green Lake, Shadow Lake, Nairn Falls, One Mile Lake and Pemberton. #Bike #Nature #River #Lake #Mountain #Forest

Distance: 52.6 mi • Elevation gain: 4,045 ft • Maximum elevation: 2,474 ft

The Wild Basin Trail in Rocky Mountain National Park offers hikers a scenic journey through lush forests alongside the melodious North St. Vrain Creek. Early in the hike, visitors encounter the tranquil beauty of Copeland Falls, followed by the impressive Calypso Cascades, where water tumbles gracefully over a…

Distance: 5.7 mi • Elevation gain: 1,106 ft • Maximum elevation: 9,409 ft

The hiking route to Stepstone Falls offers a captivating experience for outdoor enthusiasts. As you traverse the trails, you'll encounter scenic views of lush forests, charming footbridges, and unique rock formations, all leading to the breathtaking cascade of Stepstone Falls itself. This moderately…

Distance: 2.9 mi • Elevation gain: 295 ft • Maximum elevation: 331 ft

The hike to Iceberg Lake in Glacier National Park offers a stunning journey through alpine terrain. Starting in the Many Glacier area, the trail winds through open meadows with wildflowers, forested paths, and striking vistas of rugged peaks. Key highlights include Ptarmigan Falls and the serene Iceberg Lake…

Distance: 9.8 mi • Elevation gain: 1,952 ft • Maximum elevation: 6,148 ft

The Falls Trail and Highland Trail Loop at Ricketts Glen State Park is renowned for its breathtaking array of waterfalls, with hikers encountering a stunning collection of 21 named falls along the route such as the impressive Ganoga Falls and the serene F.L. Ricketts Falls. The trail meanders through lush…

Distance: 4.3 mi • Elevation gain: 860 ft • Maximum elevation: 2,251 ft

#Bike #Edmundston #GrandFalls

Distance: 44.7 mi • Elevation gain: 1,138 ft • Maximum elevation: 564 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

This loop hike is a fantastic way to soak up the beauty of Grand Teton National Park. The trail offers a nice mix of shaded areas and scenic views, making it perfect for a leisurely hike, and the Hidden Falls are a delightful reward along the way. Don't skip Inspiration Point—it's a lovely spot to take a…

Distance: 5.9 mi • Elevation gain: 830 ft • Maximum elevation: 7,211 ft

Hilton Falls Conservation Area. #Hiking #MTB #Loop #Waterfall #Dam #Lake #Forest #River #Hilton

Distance: 6.1 mi • Elevation gain: 354 ft • Maximum elevation: 1,050 ft

Kanaka Creek Regional Park. #Hiking #Loop #KanakaCreek

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

The Green Lakes Trail is a captivating hike weaving through lush forests along Fall Creek, with glimpses of cascading waterfalls and a backdrop of volcanic landscapes. As the trail ascends, hikers are treated to wildflower meadows and dramatic lava flows, leading to the tranquil Green Lakes basin nestled…

Distance: 9.6 mi • Elevation gain: 1,289 ft • Maximum elevation: 6,562 ft

This loop hike through Starved Rock State Park, featuring Wildcat Canyon Waterfall, LaSalle Canyon, and several overlooks, offers a rich blend of natural beauty. Hikers will encounter stunning waterfalls, striking sandstone cliffs, and panoramic views of the Illinois River. Each stop, from the serene LaSalle…

Distance: 4.4 mi • Elevation gain: 633 ft • Maximum elevation: 600 ft

The Welch-Dickey Loop Trail offers a diverse hiking experience, taking hikers through scenic woodlands, rocky outcrops, and granite slabs. As you ascend to the summits of Welch and Dickey Mountains, you'll encounter expansive views of surrounding peaks, including Sandwich Mountain, Mount Weetamoo, and parts of…

Distance: 4.2 mi • Elevation gain: 1,706 ft • Maximum elevation: 2,697 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

The Rose River Loop Trail in Shenandoah National Park offers hikers a scenic journey alongside cascading streams and waterfalls. Starting near the Fishers Gap Overlook, the trail winds through deciduous forests, passing notable landmarks such as remnants of an old copper mine and the Cave Family Cemetery.…

Distance: 4.1 mi • Elevation gain: 955 ft • Maximum elevation: 3,061 ft

Hocking Hills trails near the visitor center

Distance: 1.1 mi • Elevation gain: 154 ft • Maximum elevation: 906 ft

The Swallow Falls Canyon Loop Trail offers a scenic, moderately easy hike through an area known for its lush forests and beautiful waterfalls. As you walk, you'll pass by the majestic Muddy Creek Falls, which is Maryland’s tallest waterfall, along with Swallow Falls, Lower Swallow Falls, and Tolliver Falls.…

Distance: 1.2 mi • Elevation gain: 151 ft • Maximum elevation: 2,379 ft