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Idaho
10.6 mi
Distance
2,637 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Salmon-Challis National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Twin Creek Ridge Trail
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Twin Creek Ridge Trail is a moderately challenging 10.58-mile route that climbs over 2,600 feet through Idaho's backcountry, offering rewarding ridge-top views and access to alpine terrain. The trail combines steady elevation gain with ridge walking, providing hikers with expansive vistas of surrounding peaks and valleys. This is an excellent choice for experienced day hikers seeking a full-day adventure in Idaho's mountain landscape.
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Anderson Mtn Loop
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Hughes Creek
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Easy creek-side walk with minimal elevation gain near Hughes Creek, Montana.
Porcupine Saddle
~16 min drive
Quick ascent to a scenic mountain saddle with panoramic views.
Hughes Point
~9 min drive
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Nez Perce Ridge
~12 min drive
Steady ridge climb with 2,889 ft gain offering alpine views and wilderness solitude.
Little Silverleads
~19 min drive
Easy 2.35-mile foothill trail with minimal elevation gain.
Colter Creek
~11 min drive
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