Hickory Hill Park Trail
6.0 · 400 gain
Explore Hickory Hill Park Trail in Iowa City, IA. A moderate 6.0-mile loop trail.
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6.0 · 400 gain
Explore Hickory Hill Park Trail in Iowa City, IA. A moderate 6.0-mile loop trail.
8.0 · 150 gain
Explore DeSoto National Forest Trail in Wiggins, Mississippi. A moderate 8.0-mile loop trail.
2.0 · 100 gain
Explore Cathedral Caverns Trail in Woodville, Alabama. A easy 2.0-mile out-and-back trail.
3.5 · 200 gain
<p>The Reservoir Loop at Buffalo Bill State Park offers a gentle circuit around the shores of Bill Cody Reservoir, one of Wyoming's most scenic high-desert impoundments. Set against a dramatic ba...
12.0 · 400 gain
<p>The Lyell Canyon Section of the John Muir Trail offers the flattest and most leisurely stretch of the entire 211-mile route, following the meandering Lyell Fork of the Tuolumne River through a broa...
4.5 miles · 200 ft gain
Not every great trail needs to climb a mountain. Bluff Point Coastal Reserve proves the point beautifully — a 4.5-mile loop through the kind of flat, expansive, wind-scoured landscape that has its own intense beauty, different in character from alpine scenery but no less compelling. Located at...
3.5 · 400 gain
<p>Rock Pool Trail is the signature hike at Malibu Creek State Park, leading through a dramatic volcanic gorge to one of the most beloved natural swimming holes in the Santa Monica Mountains. The trai...
4.2 · 500 gain
Explore Devil's Hall Trail in Guadalupe Mountains National Park, TX. A moderate 4.2-mile out-and-back trail.
8.0 · 200 gain
Explore Iowa River Greenbelt Trail in Iowa City, IA. A easy 8.0-mile loop trail.
5.5 · 250 gain
Explore Tombigbee National Forest Trail in Ackerman, Mississippi. A moderate 5.5-mile loop trail.
9.0 · 700 gain
Explore Oak Mountain State Park Double Oak Trail in Pelham, Alabama. A hard 9.0-mile loop trail.
6–144 miles (sections) · 600 ft (day sections) gain
Named from a Mandan phrase meaning "an area that has been or will be around for a long time," the Maah Daah Hey Trail crosses 144 miles of North Dakota Badlands — some of the wildest terrain in the Great Plains.
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