Flanagan and Chamise Peak Trail
Redding, California
Details
Distance
4.64 miles
Elevation Gain
906 ft
Route Type
Out-and-Back
Description
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The Flanagan Trail to Chamise Peak is a family-friendly hike with moderate slopes and excellent views. The trail winds through shaded woodland, offering glimpses of Shasta Dam, Lassen, and the Sacramento River. Though long, it’s manageable for all ages, with a bench halfway up and a picnic table at the peak. However, there are no restrooms or water stations available.
The trailhead begins at the end of Flanagan Road, leading to a Y-intersection marked with signs. After this, hikers continue along a spiraling path that eventually leads to Chamise Peak’s summit.
The hike is noted for its scenic vistas, especially as you ascend the spiral trail, which provides panoramic views. Though amenities are minimal, the combination of shaded stretches, well-marked routes, and rewarding vistas make this trail a popular choice for outdoor enthusiasts.
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Flanagan and Chamise Peak Trail Reviews
Spectacular view in all directions - close by and easy
5.0
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