Franconia Ridge Loop
8.9 · 3900 gain
<p>The Franconia Ridge Loop is widely regarded as the finest above-treeline ridge hike in New England and consistently ranks among the top ten day hikes in the eastern United States. Ascending via the...
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8.9 · 3900 gain
<p>The Franconia Ridge Loop is widely regarded as the finest above-treeline ridge hike in New England and consistently ranks among the top ten day hikes in the eastern United States. Ascending via the...
3.6 · 500 gain
<p>Mill Creek Falls is the tallest waterfall in Lassen Volcanic National Park at approximately 75 feet, yet it sees far fewer visitors than Bumpass Hell or Lassen Peak. The trail descends through dens...
4.4 · 800 gain
<p>Moore's Wall Loop reaches the highest elevation in Hanging Rock State Park, traversing a dramatic quartzite escarpment that towers above the surrounding piedmont. The trail climbs through dense har...
2.0 · 500 gain
<p>The Flume Gorge is a naturally occurring 800-foot-long chasm at the base of Mount Liberty, carved into Conway granite by Flume Brook over millions of years of erosion along a fracture zone in the b...
33.0 · 4000 gain
Difficult hiking trail near Crater Lake NP, OR. 33.0 mi, 4,000 ft gain, loop on dirt.
9.0 · 2600 gain
Difficult hiking trail near Deschutes NF, OR. 9.0 mi, 2,600 ft gain, loop on dirt.
2.5 · 400 gain
<p>Kings Creek Falls descends through a spectacular volcanic canyon to reach a 30-foot cascade at the base of a sheer basalt wall. The falls are most powerful in late June and July when snowmelt from ...
8.4 · 4258 gain
Difficult hiking trail near Mount Washington State Park, NH. 8.4 mi, 4,258 ft gain, out-and-back on dirt.
4.0 · 1000 gain
Moderate hiking trail near Smith Rock State Park, OR. 4.0 mi, 1,000 ft gain, loop on dirt.
2.6 · 200 gain
Moderate hiking trail near Columbia River Gorge NRA, OR. 2.6 mi, 200 ft gain, out-and-back on water.
7.8 · 3450 gain
Difficult hiking trail near Franconia Notch SP, NH. 7.8 mi, 3,450 ft gain, out-and-back on dirt.
4.6 · 1500 gain
Moderate hiking trail near Columbia River Gorge NRA, OR. 4.6 mi, 1,500 ft gain, out-and-back on dirt.
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