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Overview This Sedona hike takes you to the top of Bear Mountain, which rises to 6,447 feet above sea level. From the summit, you…
Overview If you are looking for a short but steep hike near Sedona with great views, then Doe Mountain is the perfect option. The…
Overview There is no doubt that The Subway is one of Utah's finest slot canyons and indeed word has gotten around. To help protect…
Overview This hike takes you uphill through a forest on the flanks of Mount Baker to Coleman Glacier Lookout. The lookout sits atop Heliotrope…
Overview This hike takes you along a wheelchair accessible, paved path to Rainy Lake in North Cascades National Park. The asphalt trail goes through…
Overview Heybrook Lookout is a fire lookout in Washington State, first constructed in 1925. Over the years, it has seen continual maintenance and improvements.…
Overview If you are looking for a dog-friendly hike near Glacier National Park, Stanton Lake is a great option. The trailhead is just a…
Overview Often referred to as the Highline "Loop", this end-to-end route runs somewhat parallel to the Going-to-the-Sun Road but at a higher elevation.…
Overview Avalanche Lake has a reputation for being one of Glacier National Park's "must-do" short hikes. Thanks to its incredible scenery and close proximity…
Overview Phelps Lake is an inviting lake with crystal clear waters at the bottom of a gorge named Death Canyon. You might not expect…
