The US is a dream hiking destination for passionate travelers. Why? Besides being oddly diverse, it contains almost all types of terrains within its borders. There are mountains, deserts, rain forests and many miles of coastline. Add these to 59 national parks, over 150 national forests, and you have every reason to settle for America for your next hiking trip. You can easily find a hike with lovely views that that will attract massive admiration and likes from your social media followers. From waterfalls to the canyon, wildflowers and animals a host of features rest assured the best USA hiking trails have everything you need and much more.

Lost Coast Trail in California

This trail measures about 40 km and takes between three to four days to trek. Amazingly, it is conducive for hiking throughout the year (although Fall happens to be the best). Lost Coast lies at the section that runs from Northern Mendocino to Humboldt County. The trail goes through the most significant undeveloped coastline in the US outside of Alaska. That it is both unique and remote, despite being in a state of almost 40 million people makes the trail exceptional.

Teton Crest Trail in Wyoming

This track takes the prize for the most epic hiking destination in the country. The 35 to 45 miles, depending on the path you choose is a single-track slander route that forms a dwarfed, serpentine pattern as it cuts through America’s most startling mountain ridges. It thus connects the US’s finest topographies along the way. It takes between two and five days during which it takes you through lofty mountains, wildflower meadows, and past glacially-filled tarns. You also pass through large basins that enthrall even the most experienced hikers.

Mist Trail in CA

This moderate-to-strenuous hiking track provides terrific views of waterfalls, deep valleys, looming peaks, and shady pine forests. It measures three miles for the round trek that runs to Verna Fall and seven miles for the one to Nevada Fall. Note, though that the path is somewhat strenuous; there is a level of elevation. Additionally, substantially natural meaning you need some degree of fitness. It, however, features spectacular views across the national park. While the lower half is relatively easy going, the last mile is steeper to the peak of Nevada Falls.

The Pacific Crest Trail
Pacific Crest is a 2, 650 –mile hiking trail that runs from Mexico to Canada passing through California, Washington and Oregon. It traverses 57 colossal mountain passes, descends into 19 big canyons and snakes alongside over 1000 tarns and lakes. Pacific Crest caters for those who prefer shorter tracks or possibly lack the necessary stamina to make the entire trail. There are many shorter multi-night trails within which are several alternatives for day hikes near the national route. One such more concise way is a 7-mile High Trail that offers beautiful views of the Ritter Range.

Conclusion
America has plenty of hiking trails to explore. With 58 national parks, over 6,000 state parks and very many waterfalls and majestic landscape the country is it an excellent destination for a hiking trip. So, regardless of whether you are a seasoned peak hiker looking for an ambitious hiking location or a nature lover who cherishes panoramic views flora and fauna, the US has something special for you.