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The Precipice Loop offers a thrilling yet challenging hiking experience in Acadia National Park. Hikers will enjoy sweeping views over Frenchman Bay and the surrounding coastline, with sections of the trail providing dramatic cliffside scrambles, iron rungs, and narrow ledges. As you ascend, the route unveils…

Distance: 2.8 mi • Elevation gain: 1,152 ft • Maximum elevation: 1,040 ft

The Highline Trail in Glacier National Park offers hikers a dramatic and scenic route through wildflower-filled meadows, rugged cliffs, and alpine vistas. Along the way, you’ll encounter the famous Ledge Section and the iconic Garden Wall, where the trail hugs the cliffside above the Going-to-the-Sun Road,…

Distance: 15.2 mi • Elevation gain: 4,042 ft • Maximum elevation: 7,303 ft

The Whiteside Mountain Loop Trail in the Nantahala National Forest offers an enjoyable yet moderately challenging hiking experience. As you ascend through a mix of hardwood forests, the trail leads to spectacular views over the surrounding mountains, including the expansive Nantahala National Forest and parts…

Distance: 2.1 mi • Elevation gain: 741 ft • Maximum elevation: 4,806 ft

The hike to Tuck Lake via the Deception Pass and Robin Lakes Trails is a rewarding but strenuous adventure in the Alpine Lakes Wilderness. Starting with an easy, scenic walk around the tranquil shores of Hyas Lake, the trail quickly ascends through a series of switchbacks, leading hikers to breathtaking alpine…

Distance: 5.1 mi • Elevation gain: 2,215 ft • Maximum elevation: 5,318 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 Elk Mountain Trail offers a rewarding hiking experience with its gradual ascent leading to stunning panoramic views of the Wichita Mountains, Mount Lincoln and surrounding landscapes. Along the route, hikers can encounter unique geological features, including granite slabs and boulder formations, as well…

Distance: 2.3 mi • Elevation gain: 584 ft • Maximum elevation: 2,224 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

The Cadillac South Ridge Trail offers a captivating journey to the summit of Cadillac Mountain in Acadia National Park, with a diverse landscape that transitions from lush forests to exposed granite ridges. Hikers can enjoy spectacular views of the Gulf of Maine and nearby islands, especially as they ascend…

Distance: 7.1 mi • Elevation gain: 1,457 ft • Maximum elevation: 1,506 ft

The Ocean Path Trail offers a scenic journey along the rugged coastline of Mount Desert Island. Starting from Sand Beach, the path leads hikers past notable landmarks such as Thunder Hole, known for its impressive wave sounds, and culminates at the striking Otter Cliffs. The trail features diverse terrain,…

Distance: 4.0 mi • Elevation gain: 459 ft • Maximum elevation: 105 ft

The Colchuck Lake Trail is a delightful hike that leads you to one of the most stunning alpine lakes in Washington. Starting off with a gentle climb through lush forests, the trail gradually transforms into rocky terrain, offering breathtaking views of the towering Dragontail and Colchuck Peaks as you near the…

Distance: 9.6 mi • Elevation gain: 2,375 ft • Maximum elevation: 5,636 ft

The Sylvan Lake loop is a delightful and easy hike that offers stunning scenery around the picturesque lake. This is a popular trail known for its serene views of Sylvan Lake, framed by towering granite rock formations and lush landscapes. While most of the trail is flat and accessible, the northwest section…

Distance: 1.1 mi • Elevation gain: 115 ft • Maximum elevation: 6,207 ft

Loop hike in the Borderland State Park via Northwest Trail, Split Rock Trail, Granite Hills Trail, Granite Hills Lower Loop, Tisdale Road, Upper Leach Pond, Puds Pond, Pond Walk, Leach Pond, Pond Edge Trail, West Side Trail and The French Trail. #Hike #Loop #Park #Nature #Lake #Forest

Distance: 5.9 mi • Elevation gain: 266 ft • Maximum elevation: 318 ft

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Distance: 7.1 mi • Elevation gain: 2,372 ft • Maximum elevation: 3,865 ft