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Aliso Creek Regional Bikeway, Riding and Hiking Trail

15.00 Miles
Location: The bikeway begins at El Toro Rd Santiago Canyon below Ridgeline Drive and parallels El Toro Road for a short distance then enters the Aliso Creek open Space.
Type: Equestrian Trail
Fitness Trail
Mountain Bike Trail
Nature Trail
Urban Trail

Uses: Bicycling (on pavement)
Bicycling (off pavement)
Dogs - On leash
Equestrian - Riding
Heritage and History
Pedestrian - Walking/Hiking/Running
Wildlife Observation

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The Aliso Creek Regional Riding and Hiking Trail is a well maintained bikeway and recreational trail extending from foothills of Orange County to the boundary of Laguna Beach. The continuous fifteen miles of trail is designed for hikers, bikers, and equestrians traveling through five cities. The trail travels on either side of the Aliso Creek home to native plants and wildlife. This trail links six schools together to a community center, a large community church, three regional parks, and twelve community parks. ...

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Bayside

2.00 Miles
Location: In San Diego at Cabrillo Nat. Mon., connecting visitor center to Old Point Loma Lighthouse overlooking San Diego Bay.
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Uses: Pedestrian - Walking/Hiking/Running

Agency: National Park Service

Begin near the Old Point Loma Lighthouse, descend 300 feet through native coastal sage scrub for 1 mile, past remnants of coat defense system that protected harbor during WWI & II, with dramatic views...

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Bear Valley

4.20 Miles
Location: On Hayden Creek Rd., off SR 28, 37 mi. from Salmon.
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Agency: National Park Service

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Big Trees

1.40 Miles
Location: Tahoe National Forest, In Tahoe National Forest, S of I-80, E of Georgetown off Mosquito Ridge Rd.
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Agency: USDA Forest Service

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Bizz Johnson Trail

25.50 Miles
Location: Connects Susanville W and S to Westwood and Mountain Meadows Reservoir.
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Agency: USDA Forest Service

Following the old Fernley and Lassen branch line of the Southern Pacific Railroad, the trail winds 25.4 miles from the Susanville Railroad Depot to the Mason Station trailhead north of Westwood.

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Black Point

0.60 Miles
Location: In Sierra NF at Big Creek. W of Huntington take Huntington Lake Rd. W to Rd. 8S32, follow 4 mi. to trailhead.
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Uses: Dogs - On leash
Pedestrian - Walking/Hiking/Running

Agency: USDA Forest Service

This short trail is a moderate slope. There is only one rocky, steep section,which occurs near the top. The grade is about 20%,but it's a short section,and the view is worth it....

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Blue Lake

1.50 Miles
Location: In Modoc National Forest, at Blue Lake Campground, 13 mi. E of Likely.
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Agency: USDA Forest Service

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Boundary Trail - Kangaroo

7.90 Miles
Location: Backcountry/Wilderness
Type: Backcountry
Uses: Dogs - On leash
Camping
Pedestrian - Walking/Hiking/Running
Equestrian - Riding
Snow - Cross-country Skiing
Snow - Snowshoeing
Wildlife Observation
Camping
Bicycling (on pavement)

Agency: USDA Forest Service

This trail provides spectacular views of the Red Butte and surrounding mountains. Southern exposure near the ridge top, good views, rough country, lots of rock & brush....

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Bumpass Hell

1.50 Miles
Location: In Lassen Volcanic National Park between Bumpass Mtn. and Mt. Dillon.
Type: Backcountry

Uses: Pedestrian - Walking/Hiking/Running

Agency: National Park Service

Bumpass Hell is the largest concentration of hydrothermal features in the park. Bumpass Hell was named after an early settler who severly burned a leg after falling into a boiling pool. The hydrotherm...

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California Aqueduct Bikeway

67.00 Miles
Location: Follows I-580 and I-5 S from near Tracy to San Luis Reservoir State Recreation Area
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Agency: State

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Camp Creek

2.20 Miles
Location: In San Bernardino National Forest on State Route 18 1 mi. east of Snow Valley Ski Area.
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Uses: Bicycling (on pavement)
Bicycling (off pavement)
Dogs - On leash
Fishing
Pedestrian - Walking/Hiking/Running
Wildlife Observation
Wildlife Observation

Agency: USDA Forest Service

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Cannell Meadow NRT

11.50 Miles
Location: In Sequoia NF, starts at Kernville above Lake Isabella and joins to Pine Flat.
Type: Backcountry

Uses: Camping
Fishing
Motorized vehicles - Motorcycling
Pedestrian - Walking/Hiking/Running

Agency: USDA Forest Service

The trail starts out at a gradual climb, becoming steeper as you reach Pine Flat. The trail affords magnificent views of the Kern River Valley during the trip. As the trail climbs to higher elevatio...

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Carson Emigrant Historic

15.00 Miles
Location: Caples Lake Dam parking area.
Type: Backcountry

Uses: Camping
Motorized vehicles - Snowmobiling
Pedestrian - Walking/Hiking/Running

Agency: USDA Forest Service

This trail follows one of the original emigrant routs across the rugged Sierra Nevada. The trail passes by Hope Valley,Carson Pass covered wagon peak,silver lake and Tragedy Springs. Ruts from the ori...

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Clear Creek NRT

22.50 Miles
Location: In the Klamath NF, follows Clear Creek S from Youngs Peak. Go W on SR 96 from Happy Camp 10 mi. Turn in on Rd. 15N32.
Type: Backcountry

Uses: Camping
Dogs - On leash
Fishing
Pedestrian - Walking/Hiking/Running
Swimming
Swimming - Diving/snorkeling

Agency: USDA Forest Service

The Clear Creek NRT provides a North-South link through the center of the Siskiyou Wilderness. The trail starts at Youngs Valley to the north and follows along Clear Creek for 22 miles and provides a...

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Coalinga Mineral Springs

2.75 Miles
Location: On Bureau of Land Management land near Coalinga Mineral Springs County Park
Type: Backcountry
Equestrian Trail

Uses: Equestrian - Riding
Pedestrian - Walking/Hiking/Running
Wildlife Observation

Agency: Bureau of Land Management

The Coalinga Mineral Springs National Recreation Trail is a 5.5 mile roundtrip trail that highlights a mixed chaparral-foothill woodland community where visitors will encounter digger pine, chamise, m...

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