Four Corners Rock

Four Corners Rock trail is a moderately challenging 1.9-mile out-and-back hike located within the region served by the U.S. Forest Service. The trail begins at an elevation of 1327 meters and climbs steadily to a high point of 1644 meters, offering a total elevation gain of 360 meters. This ascent suggests a steady climb that may pose a challenge to less experienced hikers. The trail is unpaved, featuring a dirt surface that may become slippery when wet. Given its location, the trail likely traverses forested areas, providing a natural and scenic setting typical of U.S. Forest Service managed lands.