Where To
Overnight Hike
Looking to plan your next overnight hike? Our five Hike Club leaders shared their top recommendations in their local areas - including their favorite spots to grab a bite and recharge post-hike!
photo via Hiker B / AllTrails
Chelsea Rizzo, New York Hike Club Leader
Hike: Tuxedo Park to Tom Jones Mountain
Location: Harriman State Park, NY
Transit Accessible: NJ Transit Line to Tuxedo
Length: 10.6 mi
Permit: Not required
Best Time To Go: April - November
Post-hike Hang: Steve’s Tuxedo
photo via Debbie Robbins / AllTrails
Sabrina O'Brien, SoCal Hike Club Leader
Hike: San Jacinto Peak Loop Trail
Location: Idyllwild-Pine Cove, CA
Length: 17.4 mi
Permit: Yes - for campsite and day use
Best Time To Go: May - October
Post-hike Hang: Idyllwild Brewpub
photo via Paul Conner / AllTrails
Lea Hart, Portland Hike Club Leader
Hike: Burnt Lake Trail
Location: Rhododendron, OR
Length: 7.0 mi
Permit: Yes - self-administered
Best Time To Go: June - September
Post-hike Hang: Mt. Hood Roasters Coffee Company
photo via Amanda McHugh / AllTrails
Kylie Yang, Denver Hike Club Leader
Hike: Mirror Lake and Crater Lake
Location: Tabernash, CO
Length: 14.8 mi
Permit: Yes - required for overnight
Best Time To Go: June - October
Post-hike Hang: Showboat's Drive by Pie
photo via Kelsey Bandy / AllTrails
Natalie Johnson, Austin Hike Club Leader
Hike: Lost Maples East and West Canyon
Location: Vanderpool, TX
Length: 11.3 mi
Permit: Yes - entrance fee
Best Time To Go: October - November
Post-hike Hang: The Laurel Tree
These suggestions are from recreational hikers.
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