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Idaho
20.3 mi
Distance
16 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Bitterroot National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Eakin Ridge
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Eakin Ridge is a lengthy ridge-running trail in central Idaho offering expansive views across the backcountry. This 20+ mile journey traverses high-elevation terrain with minimal elevation gain, making it an excellent choice for experienced hikers seeking distance and panoramic vistas. The ridge walk provides excellent opportunities to observe alpine ecology and wildlife in a remote setting.
Elkhorn Mountain
~2 min drive
Easy 4.2-mile hike to Elkhorn Mountain with minimal elevation gain.
Harrington Saddle
~9 min drive
Short alpine saddle hike with scenic ridge views in central Idaho.
Stripe Creek-Divide
~9 min drive
Moderate ridgeline hike with steady elevation gain and scenic divide views.
Mount Harrington
~4 min drive
Long, challenging 20-mile mountain trek with 1,319 ft elevation gain.
Cabin Springs
~10 min drive
Easy 1.5-mile foothill walk near Cabin Springs, Idaho.
Salmon River
~13 min drive
Easy riverside walk along Idaho's Salmon River with minimal elevation gain.
Elkhorn Spring
~5 min drive
Easy 1-mile walk to Elkhorn Spring with minimal elevation gain.
Salmon Mtn Lookout
~15 min drive
Short forest hike to historic mountain lookout with panoramic views.
Fawn Ridge
~7 min drive
Challenging 13.92-mile ridge traverse with panoramic mountain views.
Dwyer-Smith
~11 min drive
Expert-level 21.5-mile backcountry trek with 5,200 ft elevation gain.
