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Idaho
25.1 mi
Distance
4,169 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Payette National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Grass Mountain (Wilderness)
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Grass Mountain is a challenging wilderness trek that rewards dedicated hikers with high alpine scenery and expansive views across central Idaho. This 25-mile journey gains over 4,100 feet of elevation, traversing remote backcountry terrain through varied ecosystems from forested slopes to open ridgelines. The wilderness setting offers solitude and pristine natural conditions for experienced hikers seeking an authentic backcountry experience.
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