With America's bountiful mountain hikes and stunning trails, it's not surprising why hiking enthusiasts consider the country as one of the best countries for hiking. Although it's not until the 20th century when this excursion became popular, nowadays novices and experts alike can choose from hundreds of beautiful mountain trails to trek and discover.
For hiking beginners, however, it's difficult to choose where they should go for their first hiking trip. Here are some places in the US you can check out if you want to try the amazing experience of hiking:
Long Trail, Jay Peak Long Trail North. One of the oldest long-distance trails in the United States, this beginner-friendly hiking trail is a must-try for beginners. The heights are daunting enough for an exhilarating experience, and although the path is not straight-up, colored markers are available so you wouldn't get lost. The green markers are the easy path, blue for moderate, and the black markers represent the most difficult path only suggested to expert hikers.
Kalalau Trail, Hawaii. Beginner hikers who want to enjoy their first time hiking tropical-style must then check out Kalalau Trail. The trail is divided into 3 sections, but only section 1 is accessible to beginners. In here, hiking enthusiasts will get a magnificent view of the Na Pali coast. Secluded beaches also await in this 11-mile hiking trail, so every step of this long walk is definitely worth it.
Cascade Mountain. One of the most famous beginner hiking trails, Cascade Mountain offers delivers every beginner hiker wants in a hiking trail. Stunning views over 4,000 ft high, you only have to scale 4.3 miles to complete this trail. One of the members of the Adirondack High Peaks, its bald cap offers a fantastic view of New York's Green mountains and Lake Champlain.
Greenstone Ridge Trail, Isle Royale National Park. If you're a beginner hiker who wants to step up your hiking game, well then Greenstone Ridge is designed to fulfill your needs. Isle Royal National park is not commonly frequented; therefore hiking the Greenstone Ridge Trail will give you an exceptional personal bond with nature. Located in Michigan, this trail is moderate and easy to follow, although you might want to pack all the essential hiking gear for this one, because to complete the trail you need to spend about 3-5 days.
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