Enjoy a 14-mile roundtrip hike through spruce forests, meadows, and mountain views. Ideal for solo backpackers, with off-trail exploration and lingering snow until August.
This 211-mile trail offers breathtaking mountain views, passing through Yosemite and Sequoia National Parks. Mild weather and a wilderness permit make it a must-do adventure.
Explore the driest and hottest place in North America. Bring a GPS and plenty of water for this rough, unmanaged trail. Best visited in April or October for optimal weather.
Embark on a 37-mile, six-day adventure with alpine lakes and stunning views. Start at Leigh Lake Trailhead, and enjoy the hike solo or with the tram ride to Granite Canyon.
Take on the 36-mile loop around Mt. Hood, starting and ending at Timberline Lodge. This challenging trek offers diverse solo hiking and some social spots if needed.
Hike from Ski Santa Fe to Lake Katherine, the deepest lake in Pecos Wilderness. Enjoy fishing, climbing Mount Baldy, and connecting trails for a scenic loop hike.
Admire the Columbia icefields, Athabasca glacier, and Mount Andromeda from Wilcox Pass. Take your time to enjoy the glaciers and meadows with potential bighorn sheep sightings.
Experience the iconic Delicate Arch on a 3-mile roundtrip hike. Enjoy solitude in Moab with well-marked trails, though be prepared for no shade—bring water and sunscreen.
Explore the 185-mile Cabot Trail on Cape Breton Island. With over 25 trails, enjoy varied hikes and wildlife sightings in one of North America’s top destinations.