Red Deer trails

The Old Mine, Dipsea, and Steep Ravine Trails Loop in Mount Tamalpais State Park offers hikers a diverse experience, featuring towering redwood forests, cascading waterfalls, and panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean. Along the route, one can traverse lush fern-lined paths, navigate wooden ladders beside Webb…

Distance: 3.9 mi • Elevation gain: 1,017 ft • Maximum elevation: 1,506 ft

The West Fork Trail is a captivating hike that offers a blend of scenic beauty and natural history. The trail meanders along the West Fork of Oak Creek, providing stunning views of the red rock cliffs, dense forests of Douglas firs, and vibrant riparian flora. Throughout the route, hikers will encounter…

Distance: 6.0 mi • Elevation gain: 1,070 ft • Maximum elevation: 5,696 ft

The Bench Lakes Trail offers a captivating hiking experience marked by stunning mountain vistas and crystal-clear alpine lakes. As you ascend, you’ll traverse lush forests and open meadows, all while keeping an eye out for local wildlife, such as deer and elk, and on the Redfish Lake below. A few challenging…

Distance: 8.4 mi • Elevation gain: 1,296 ft • Maximum elevation: 7,772 ft

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Distance: 2.8 mi • Elevation gain: 197 ft • Maximum elevation: 2,907 ft

Hike from Bull Canyon Parking to Snow Creek along the Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail via Lion Peak, Pyramid Peak, Cedar Spring, Palm View Peak, Fobes Saddle, Spitler Peak, Apache Peak, Apache Spring, Antsell Rock, South Peak, Red Tahquitz, Tahquitz Meadow, Powderbox Spring, Middle Spring, Jolley Spring,…

Distance: 59.0 mi • Elevation gain: 13,064 ft • Maximum elevation: 8,980 ft