Hikes across America

Traveling outside the California? Great! Pick a state above to begin exploring great hiking trails across the western United States. Hikespeak.com can assist your next trip to one of America’s exceptional national parks like Arches, Canyonlands, Mount Rainier, or Zion.

Hikes outside California

  • Dune Succession Trail
  • Inferno Cone Craters of the Moon
  • Lava Cave Craters of the Moon
  • Skyline Trail Mount Rainier
  • Mount Freemont Lookout Trail
  • Naches Peak Loop Trail
  • Silver Falls Trail Mount Rainier
  • Lava Canyon Trail
  • June Lake Trail
  • Ape Cave Lava Tube
  • Trail of Two Forests
  • Wahclella Falls
  • Multnomah Falls
  • Moab hiking
  • Maob hiking
  • Arches National Park
  • Arches National Park
  • Arches National Park
  • Arches National Park
  • Arches National Park
  • Arches National Park
  • Hike Zion
  • Hike Zion
  • Hike Zion
  • Hike Zion
  • Hike Zion
  • Hike Zion
  • Hike Zion
  • Canyon Overlook Trail Hike Zion
  • Canyonlands hike
  • Grand View Point
  • Canyonlands hike
  • murphys point
  • Canyonlands hike
  • Canyonlands hike
  • Canyonlands hike
  • Colorado National Monument Trails
  • Colorado National Monument Trails
  • Colorado National Monument Trails
  • Colorado National Monument Trails
  • Colorado National Monument Trails
  • Colorado National Monument Trails
  • Colorado National Monument Trails

 

Indiana Trails
Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore Dune Succession Trail West Beach hike beach Lake Michigan
Dune Succession Trail in the West Beach area of Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore offers a mile-long look at the stages of dune development, starting with a beach on the shore of Lake Michigan and ending with a boardwalk through a forest that has risen from the sand. There is 125 feet of elevation gain along the loop, covered by 250 boardwalk steps. In addition to the… Read More.
Indiana Trails
Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore camping Dunewood Campground
Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore protects 15,000 acres of lakefront, dunes, bogs, and marshes on the edge of Lake Michigan in northeastern Indiana. Dunewood Campground is the principal campground in the park with 78 sites (53 drive-up sites and 25-walk-in sites). The first-come first-serve campground is open seasonally from April to October. Sites are $18 per night (as… Read More.
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Idaho Trails
Inferno Cone Trail Craters of the Moon National Monument Idaho cinder cone hike
Inferno Cone Trail is a short but steep path up the cinder cone at the center of the scenic loop drive in Crater of the Moon National Monument. This 6,181-foot summit provides a panoramic view of the surrounding volcanic landscape. Inferno Cone Trail is just half a mile round trip with 160 feet of elevation gain. The killer overview of Craters of the Moon is well worth… Read More.
Idaho Trails
Caves Trail in Craters of the Moon National Monument, Idaho, A hike above and below the surface of a lava flow exploring Indian Tunnel, Dewdrop Cave, Boy Scout Cave, and Beauty Cave - lava tube, lava cave, lava tunnel hiking
One of the coolest things to do anywhere there are lava flows is hike through lava tubes. This makes Caves Trail the most exciting hike in Craters of the Moon National Monument. The 1.6-mile hike visits four lava tubes, that each provide a unique experience. A sign at the trailhead explains: The Craters of the Moon landscape is more than just surface volcanic features.… Read More.
Idaho Trails
Camping Craters of the Moon National Monument Lava Flow Campground Idaho camp
If you are planning to stay overnight at Craters of the Moon National Monument, you are in luck. There is a 51-site campground near the park entrance. There isn’t much else around Craters of the Moon, so it’s a good thing the campground is there. If your flashlight runs out of batteries, you’ll have to drive 18 miles to the small town of Arco to pick up… Read More.
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