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Idaho
4.4 mi
Distance
779 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forest
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What's missing
No access route mapped
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Why you'll love it
Forest Divide
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Forest Divide is a scenic 4.38-mile trail offering accessible hiking through diverse forest terrain with nearly 800 feet of elevation gain. This moderate day hike showcases the natural transition zone between different forest ecosystems, providing hikers with varied vegetation and peaceful woodland views. The trail's manageable distance and steady climb make it an excellent choice for building endurance while enjoying Idaho's backcountry.
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Moderate ridge hike with 2,374 ft gain and alpine views.
Spot-Three Prong
~22 min drive
Easy 4.5-mile walk with minimal elevation gain in Idaho.
Bailey Lake
~28 min drive
Quick alpine lake hike with steady elevation gain and scenic views.
Selway River - Sbw
~8 min drive
Remote 22.6-mile Selway River backcountry trek through Idaho wilderness.
Lost Fish
~27 min drive
Easy 3.5-mile walk with minimal elevation gain in Lost Fish area.
Scimitar-Cayuse Mountain
~29 min drive
Short, easy ridgeline hike with modest elevation gain near Scimitar-Cayuse peaks.
North Star Creek
~9 min drive
Moderate 9.5-mile creek-drainage hike with 2,450 ft elevation gain.
Kim Creek
~31 min drive
Moderate 11.36-mile creek drainage hike with 1,982 ft elevation gain.
Boulder Lake
~30 min drive
Easy 2.16-mile hike to a scenic alpine lake with minimal elevation gain.
Bad Luck Creek
~10 min drive
Challenging 16-mile backcountry trek with 3,071 ft elevation gain.
