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North Cascades, Washington
Pets allowed: Allowed
Elevation Gain: 400.00 ft (121.92 m)
Trail type: There-and-back
Distance: 9.00 mi (14.48 km)
Elevation Gain: 400.00 ft (121.92 m)
Trail type: There-and-back
Distance: 9.00 mi (14.48 km)
Snoqualmie National Forest
Pets allowed: Allowed
Elevation Gain: 400.00 ft (121.92 m)
Trail type: There-and-back
Distance: 2.00 mi (3.22 km)
Elevation Gain: 400.00 ft (121.92 m)
Trail type: There-and-back
Distance: 2.00 mi (3.22 km)
Northern Puget Sound, Washington
Pets allowed: Allowed
Elevation Gain: 1,900.00 ft (579.12 m)
Trail type: There-and-back
Distance: 6.00 mi (9.66 km)
Elevation Gain: 1,900.00 ft (579.12 m)
Trail type: There-and-back
Distance: 6.00 mi (9.66 km)
Central Oregon Coast, Oregon
Pets allowed: Allowed
Elevation Gain: 350.00 ft (106.68 m)
Trail type: There-and-back
Distance: 2.20 mi (3.54 km)
Elevation Gain: 350.00 ft (106.68 m)
Trail type: There-and-back
Distance: 2.20 mi (3.54 km)
Willamette Foothills, Oregon
Pets allowed: Allowed with Restrictions
Guided tours: Yes
Backcountry camping: Yes
Lodging: No
Guided tours: Yes
Backcountry camping: Yes
Lodging: No
Mt. Hood + Clackamas River Area, Oregon
Pets allowed: Allowed
Elevation Gain: 100.00 ft (30.48 m)
Trail type: There-and-back
Distance: 5.20 mi (8.37 km)
Elevation Gain: 100.00 ft (30.48 m)
Trail type: There-and-back
Distance: 5.20 mi (8.37 km)
Northern Oregon Coast, Oregon
Pets allowed: Allowed
Elevation Gain: 2,780.00 ft (847.34 m)
Trail type: There-and-back
Distance: 5.00 mi (8.05 km)
Elevation Gain: 2,780.00 ft (847.34 m)
Trail type: There-and-back
Distance: 5.00 mi (8.05 km)
Northern Oregon Coast, Oregon
Pets allowed: Allowed
Elevation Gain: 1,630.00 ft (496.82 m)
Trail type: There-and-back
Distance: 6.00 mi (9.66 km)
Elevation Gain: 1,630.00 ft (496.82 m)
Trail type: There-and-back
Distance: 6.00 mi (9.66 km)
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