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Idaho
33.1 mi
Distance
4,334 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Bitterroot National Forest
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What's missing
No access route mapped
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Why you'll love it
Whitecap Creek
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Whitecap Creek is a challenging 33-mile backcountry trail that traverses remote Idaho wilderness with significant elevation gain. This extended journey follows creek drainages and alpine terrain, offering solitude and expansive views for experienced hikers prepared for multi-day travel. The trail's length and elevation profile make it ideal for those seeking a serious mountain adventure away from crowds.
Vance Point
~1 min drive
Moderate 6.92-mile hike with 2,732 ft gain to scenic Vance Point.
Forest Divide
~13 min drive
Accessible forest hike with steady elevation gain and diverse woodland scenery.
Boulder Lake
~19 min drive
Easy 2.16-mile hike to a scenic alpine lake with minimal elevation gain.
Cooper Point
~5 min drive
Challenging 16-mile alpine trek with 3,823 ft elevation gain near Cooper Point.
Spot-Three Prong
~23 min drive
Easy 4.5-mile walk with minimal elevation gain in Idaho.
Scimitar-Cayuse Mountain
~19 min drive
Short, easy ridgeline hike with modest elevation gain near Scimitar-Cayuse peaks.
Mount George
~6 min drive
Long, strenuous alpine hike with significant elevation gain and remote mountain views.
Kim Creek
~24 min drive
Moderate 11.36-mile creek drainage hike with 1,982 ft elevation gain.
Soda Springs Creek
~23 min drive
Easy creek-side walk with gentle elevation gain near Soda Springs.
Vance Mountain
~7 min drive
Steep 6.2-mile alpine climb with 3,182 ft gain to mountain summit.
