Hiking trails in California
Waymarked hiking trails in California, from OpenStreetMap data. Length, loops and point-to-point routes, geometry on the map — for a hike near your campervan spot.
- Trails
- 1040
- Loops
- 156
- Waymarked
- 0
- Longest
- 848 km
1,040 routes
Sixth Lake Hiker Trail
0.7 km· ↗ 79 m· Bicycle: not allowed
Oakes wheelchair accessibility
0.7 km· ↻ loop
Tully Lake Trail
0.7 km· ↗ 40 m· Bicycle: not allowed
Wilber May Lake Trail
0.7 km· ↗ 31 m· Bicycle: not allowed
Cowell wheelchair accessibility
0.7 km· ↻ loop
Lee Lake Trail
0.7 km· ↗ 46 m· Bicycle: not allowed
Lower Bee Hive Trail
0.7 km· ↗ 12 m
Big Rock Trail
0.7 km· ↻ loop· ↗ 57 m· dirt· Bicycle: not allowed
Harry Allen Trail
0.7 km· dirt· Bicycle: not allowed
Coast Road
0.7 km· ↗ 11 m· asphalt
Dale Lake Trail
0.7 km· ↗ 64 m· Bicycle: not allowed
Lower Berry Trail
0.7 km· ↗ 98 m· dirt· Bicycle: not allowed
Green Loop
0.7 km· ↻ loop· ↗ 21 m· dirt
Yellow Loop
0.7 km· ↻ loop· ↗ 27 m· dirt
Buggy Trail
0.7 km· ↗ 16 m· Bicycle: not allowed
Great White Loop
0.6 km· ↻ loop· ↗ 35 m· Bicycle: not allowed
Big Stump Gap Trail
0.6 km· ↗ 26 m· Bicycle: not allowed
Big McGee Lake Trail
0.6 km· Bicycle: not allowed
Rainbow Falls-Reds Cutoff
0.6 km· ↗ 51 m
Rocky Point Trail
0.6 km· ↻ loop· Bicycle: not allowed
McGee Creek Spur
0.6 km· ↗ 25 m
Fourth Lake Cutoff
0.6 km· ↗ 33 m· Bicycle: not allowed
Jeffrey Pine Trail
0.6 km· other
Eastern Brook Lakes Trail
0.6 km· ↗ 19 m· Bicycle: not allowed
Routes come from OpenStreetMap (© OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL). Check them on the ground: waymarking can go out of date.