HIking & Biking
Hiking & Cycling Guide: Lewiston, CA
Flux River Resort Walking Paths
Distance: On property
Enjoy peaceful riverside strolling without leaving camp. Gravel walking paths weave through the trees and open up to quiet river overlooks—ideal for morning coffee walks or unwinding after dinner.
Why visitors love it:
Gentle and family-friendly
Ideal for sunrise and sunset
Wildlife sightings: deer, osprey, river birds
1. Lewiston Community Trail
Distance: 2 miles from Flux River Resort
Difficulty: Easy
Best For: Families, casual walkers, photography
This local trail loops through quiet forest and small meadow areas. Easy footing, light shade, and no major climbs.
Highlights:
Calm, quiet walking
Benches along the way
Seasonal wildflowers
2. Lewiston Lake Trail
Distance: 5 miles (10–15 minutes)
Difficulty: Easy–Moderate
Best For: Lakeside walking, birdwatching, cycling (gravel-friendly)
This long lakeside path traces the shoreline of Lewiston Lake, offering shady sections, wide views, and picnic spots. Many cyclists enjoy this as a mellow ride.
What to expect:
Clear lake views
Cool breezes off the water
Perfect for e-bikes, cruisers, gravel bikes
3. Trinity River Trail (Below the Dam)
Distance: 3–4 miles
Difficulty: Easy–Moderate
Best For: River views, light hiking, short photography stops
Follow the Trinity River downstream from the hatchery. This peaceful trail offers big canyon views, river access points, and shaded pullouts.
Tips:
Great early morning walk
Wear shoes with good grip
Bring water—shade varies by season
4. Trinity Alps Wilderness (Weaverville Trailheads)
Distance: 20–25 miles (35–45 minutes)
Difficulty: Moderate–Challenging
Best For: Experienced hikers, alpine scenery, full-day adventures
The Trinity Alps are one of Northern California’s most magnificent high-country regions. Classic routes include Canyon Creek Trail, Granite Lake, and Boulder Lakes.
Highlights:
Dramatic granite peaks
Crystal alpine lakes
All-day or overnight options
Cycling note:
These are hiking-only trails; cycling permitted only on dirt roads outside wilderness boundaries.
5. Trinity Lake Perimeter Roads
Distance: 20–25 miles
Difficulty: Easy–Advanced depending on distance
Best For: Road cycling, long scenic rides
Smooth, quiet roads loop around the coves and ridges of Trinity Lake. Riders enjoy long climbs, big descents, and forest shade.
Recommended gear:
Road bike or fast gravel bike
Plenty of water
Early morning start for cooler temps