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Marshall-Miller Connector Trail

Near a viewpoint

3.0 mi out & back · 722 ft gain · 2,219 ft high point · Moderate

Via the Marshall Canyon Trail (1.1 mi)

California · OpenStreetMap contributors

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About this hike

Via Marshall Canyon Trail, this 3.0-mile out and back trail climbs 722 feet near a viewpoint.

Elevation

722 ft of gain round trip.

Camp near here

The closest places to sleep, measured from the trailhead.

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11.3 mi from the trailhead
Coldbrook Campground
Campground

More hikes nearby

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Out: 490 ft up, returns the same way. Source: USGS 3DEP.

Highlights

What the trail reaches, measured from the start.

ViewpointNearby · 1.5 mi in

Nearby reading

1990 Upland earthquake

Map

The hike from its start, the approach dashed. Drag with two fingers, or hold a key to zoom.

Trail data: USFS, NPS, © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Elevation: USGS 3DEP via Mapzen terrain tiles. Nearby reading: Wikipedia. Download the trail and feature data.

At a glance

Length: 3.0 mi
Shape: Out & back
Gain: 722 ft round trip
High point: 2,219 ft
Low point: 1,742 ft
Difficulty: ModerateFrom 3.0 mi and 722 ft of climbing
Managed by: OpenStreetMap contributors
State: California
Camps within 15 mi: 6
Trailhead: 34.1507° N · 117.7403° W

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Weather

7-day forecast

Today80°65°Sunny
Mon79°66°Sunny
Tue80°59°Sunny
Wed81°59°Sunny
Thu77°57°Sunny
Fri72°56°Mostly Sunny
Sat70°55°Slight Chance Light Rain

Today: Sunny · wind 0 to 10 mph N

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