A solid good hike. Iâd say it is moderate at best. Park at the RLS State Park signs off Hwy 29. Itâs about a half mile through the woods to the Stevenson marker. All told itâs .92 miles from Hwy 29 to the access road. The wooded part is either hard packed dirt or uneven rocky trails. Definitely watch your footing. Once one the access trail itâs another 3.08 miles along an access road with loose dirt and gravel up to the south peakâs picnic tables. All told itâs 4 miles to the south peak and youâre rewarded with great views. Itâs another 1.7 miles to the north peak if youâre feeling peckish. There is no water available and no sun shade once youâve reached the access road.
TLDR; moderate hike in the beginning. Bring good hiking shoes, water and a hat. Reward are a good exercise and great views of the...
   Read more(July 2023) Beautiful hike to the top! Not too step, but it can get hot in the summer. Bring extra water. Not a hard climb if youâre in shape, but donât bring your noob hiker friends or they might not have a good time. STUNNING views at the top.
Iâm taking off one star because to get to the peak, you definitely have to pass some âprivate propertyâ signs, which sketched me out. I think a telecom company owns the land at the top? There are some radio towers and propane tanks up there. Interesting to see but a little odd. The companies also need to practice Leave No Trace and not litter debris along the trail.
The views at the top are indescribably awesome, though. Sweeping views of...
   Read moreMt. Saint Helena is about a five mile hike to the summit and the first mile is single track trail and the remaining four miles are open fire road. Due to the trail being a 10 mile round trip it will take you 3-4 hours to complete and due to recent fires there is very little to no shade on the hike for the fire road portion. Bring water and start you hike early in the day for Spring to Fall. Best to hike on a clear day for the best views and there are 360 degree views...
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