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Hiking in Inland Empire

The 8 Best Hiking Trails in Inland Empire: our selection

8 ideas. Reasons to pick each one.

Compare 8 hiking ideas in Inland Empire: the duration and the level, then open the trail page for the details.

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How to pick the best hiking trails for you?

Three guideposts to compare the ideas in this selection.

The experience

Outings with a good mix of moods and challenges in Inland Empire.

The scenery

Panoramas, forests and remarkable natural settings.

Who it suits

Outings for different levels and moods, from a serious challenge to an easy stroll.

Our 8 hikes in Inland Empire

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  1. Ontario Peak Trail trail - hiking in Inland Empire  tree outdoor ground plant woodland jungle grove conifer forest wood area wooded shade
  2. Chalk Hill, California trail - hiking in Inland Empire
  3. Gold Mountain, California trail - hiking in Inland Empire
  1. Monument Hill, California trail - hiking in Inland Empire

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  2. Pine Mountain Ridge, California trail - hiking in Inland Empire

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  3. Ranger Peak, California trail - hiking in Inland Empire

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  4. Santa Rosa Mountain, California trail - hiking in Inland Empire

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  5. Telegraph Peak, California trail - hiking in Inland Empire

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How to choose yours?

Pine Mountain Ridge, California trail - hiking in Inland Empire

By season

Fall colours, snowy summits, spring flowers: every season offers a different experience.

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Before you book your day

Access, booking, dogs and weather: check the trail page and the site manager.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I know if a hike suits my level?

Each trail page gives the level (easy, moderate or hard) and, when it is known, the duration. Compare them with your experience, then add time for breaks and the way back.

Do some trails in Inland Empire require a booking?

It depends on the site. Some trails are in parks that charge an access fee or require a booking: the trail page says so when the information is known, and the site manager's own website remains the reference.

Can I bring my dog?

The trail page says whether dogs are allowed, when the information is known. Always check the site's rules, especially about leashes.

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