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Mt. Lassic

Summits Signal Peak
Inside Six Rivers National Forest

0.8 mi one way · 435 ft climb · 5,860 ft high point · Very hard

In Six Rivers National Forest · California · U.S. Forest Service

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About this hike

Mt. Lassic reaches Signal Peak via a very difficult 0.8-mile one-way trail in Six Rivers National Forest.

Elevation

435 ft of gain and 165 ft of descent.

Camp near here

The closest places to sleep, measured from the trailhead.

See all on the map

6.4 mi from the trailhead
Mad River Campground
Campground · California
7.5 mi from the trailhead

More hikes nearby

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21 mi from you

Elevation along the trail from the start. Source: USGS 3DEP.

Highlights

What the trail reaches, measured from the start.

Signal PeakDestination · 0.8 mi in
Red LassicNearby · 0.0 mi in

Nearby reading

Signal Peak (Humboldt County, California)

Map

The route at the trailhead. 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: 0.8 mi
Shape: One way
Gain: 435 ft
Descent: 165 ft
High point: 5,860 ft
Low point: 5,590 ft
Difficulty: Very hard
Managed by: U.S. Forest Service
State: California
Camps within 15 mi: 4
Trailhead: 40.3315° N · 123.5450° W

Get directions Open the map

Fir Cove Campground

Campground · California

7.6 mi from the trailhead

Bailey Canyon Campground

Campground

East Tule Creek

Passes a waterfall
Inside Trinity National Forest
1,919 ft of climbing

5.6 mi one way · 1,919 ft climb · Very hard

Trinity National Forest · Camp 5 mi away

Pickett Peak Trail

Near Pickett Peak
Inside Trinity National Forest
2,682 ft of climbing

2.8 mi one way · 2,682 ft climb · Very hard

Trinity National Forest · Camp 2 mi away

Pattison Peak

Passes Pattison Peak
3,196 ft of climbing

4.0 mi one way · 3,196 ft climb · Very hard

California · Camp 8 mi away

Rays Peak

Near Gates Mountain
Inside Trinity National Forest
2,529 ft of climbing

3.3 mi one way · 2,529 ft climb · Very hard

Trinity National Forest · Camp 5 mi away

Philpot Interp

Ends at a waterfall
Inside Trinity National Forest
Camp under a mile away

0.2 mi one way · 63 ft climb · Very hard

Trinity National Forest · Camp under a mile away

Signal

Cell coverage here

VerizonLTE · Poor
T-MobileLTE · Fair

FCC coverage data · signal varies in remote terrain

Weather

7-day forecast

Sat71°55°Sunny
Sun72°56°Mostly Sunny
Mon72°55°Sunny
Tue71°53°Sunny
Wed71°55°Sunny
Thu71°55°Mostly Sunny
Fri65°Mostly Sunny

Sat: Sunny · wind 1 to 5 mph N

National Weather Service · refreshed hourly

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