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(#49) Iowa
- Des Moines
Notable hikes: Heritage Trail, Cedar Valley Nature Trail, Effigy Mounds National Monument, Yellow River State Forest, Maquoketa Caves State Park
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(#15) Vermont
- Montpelier
Notable hikes: Mt. Mansfield, Mt. Pisgah, Hamilton Falls, The Long Trail, Camel's Hump, Cantilever Rock
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(#47) Oklahoma
- Oklahoma City
Notable hikes: Cathedral Mountain Trail at Gloss Mountain State Park, Elk Mountain Trail in Wichita Mountains, Mountain Trail to the Bluffs in Robbers Cave State Park
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(#22) Michigan
- Lansing
Notable hikes: North Country National Scenic Trail, Iron Belle Trail, Greenstone Ridge Trail, Lakeshore, Pictured Rocks, Pyramid Point Trail
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(#21) Arkansas
- Little Rock
Notable hikes: Two Rivers Park in Little Rock, Whitaker Point Trail, Seven Hollows Trail, Yellow Rock Trail, Butterfield Trail, North Rim Trail, Hemmed-in- Hollow Trail, Lost Valley Trail
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(#7) Alaska
- Juneau
Notable hikes: Denali National Park near Talkeetna, Kenai River Trail, Exit Glacier, Winner Creek, Resurrection Pass, Mount Baldy
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For hiking enthusiasts, after a long journey, being able to put down their bags and enjoy the beautiful scenery along the way will bring them a sense of satisfaction. There are many American hiking lovers who are looking for beautiful hiking ways such as Nepal and the Andes, but they often overlook beautiful hiking routes within the territory. From the Rocky Mountains to the highest snow scene in the United States, every state has unique hiking places.
Before booking a long flight to a distant country, here are 50 US states for hiking enthusiasts should try. This random tool simply introduced notable hikes in each US state, such as the Pike's Peak, Garden of the Gods, and Longs Peak in Colorado.
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