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6.0 · 1100 gain
Moderate hiking trail near Custer SP, SD. 6.0 mi, 1,100 ft gain, loop on rock.
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6.0 · 1100 gain
Moderate hiking trail near Custer SP, SD. 6.0 mi, 1,100 ft gain, loop on rock.
2.5 · 300 gain
Easy hiking trail near Keystone, SD. 2.5 mi, 300 ft gain, loop on dirt.
15.0 · 1600 gain
Moderate hiking trail near Pactola Lake, SD. 15.0 mi, 1,600 ft gain, loop on dirt.
5.2 · 900 gain
Moderate hiking trail near Custer SP, SD. 5.2 mi, 900 ft gain, loop on rock.
7.5 · 900 gain
Moderate hiking trail near Rapid City, SD. 7.5 mi, 900 ft gain, out-and-back on dirt.
2.0 · 400 gain
<p>High Falls on the Baptism River is the highest waterfall lying entirely within Minnesota, dropping 60 feet over a single basalt ledge into a deep plunge pool surrounded by vertical lava-flow walls....
6.0 · 800 gain
<p>The dramatically named Shades of Death Trail loops through the most atmospheric terrain in Hickory Run State Park, descending into a deep hemlock-shaded gorge where Hickory Run stream cuts through ...
0.5 ·
<p>The Kuaua Pueblo Trail at Coronado Historic Site provides an intimate walk through the partially reconstructed ruins of Kuaua Pueblo, an ancestral Pueblo village occupied from approximately 1300 to...
0.6 · 200 gain
<p>The Elakala Falls Trail descends steeply into the Shays Run canyon to reveal a series of four cascading waterfalls whose intimate scale, tannic-stained water, and canyon setting make them among the...
1.5 · 300 gain
<p>Shovel Point is the most dramatic geological feature on the Minnesota North Shore, a basalt headland that juts into Lake Superior like the prow of a ship, its vertical cliffs dropping 170 feet dire...
1.0 · 50 gain
<p>The Boulder Field at Hickory Run State Park is a National Natural Landmark and one of the most extraordinary geological features in the northeastern United States — a flat, oval field measuring app...
3.0 · 400 gain
<p>The Tesuque Creek Trail at Hyde Memorial State Park follows the riparian canyon below the Santa Fe ski area, tracing the course of Tesuque Creek through a beautiful forested canyon in the Sangre de...
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