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Idaho
4.0 mi
Distance
1,658 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Idaho Panhandle National Forests
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Boundary data
What's missing
No access route mapped
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Why you'll love it
Yankee Bar
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Yankee Bar is a moderately challenging 4-mile trail featuring significant elevation gain through Idaho backcountry. This route climbs over 1,600 feet, offering rewarding views and access to historic mining areas characteristic of central Idaho's rugged terrain. The trail combines steep sections with scenic vistas typical of the region's river canyon and mountain landscape.
Yankee Peak
~3 min drive
Challenging 13-mile alpine hike to Yankee Peak with 2,489 ft elevation gain.
Missoula Lake Cg - Stateline
~6 min drive
Easy sub-mile trail near Missoula Lake Campground with minimal elevation gain.
Broken Leg Trail
~11 min drive
Moderately challenging 4.59-mile climb with 1,699 ft elevation gain.
St. Joe Lake
~4 min drive
Moderate 11.37-mile alpine lake hike with 1,922 ft elevation gain.
Bonanza Lakes
~7 min drive
Easy alpine lake hike with minimal elevation gain near Bonanza Lakes.
Trail Lake
~15 min drive
Steep alpine hike to a mountain lake with significant elevation gain.
Bean Divide
~6 min drive
Moderate 7.6-mile divide crossing with gentle elevation gain.
Missoula Lake
~8 min drive
Steep 0.77-mile climb to alpine lake with 1,243 ft elevation gain.
Wahoo-Indian Divide
~16 min drive
Scenic 10.3-mile ridge traverse with 2,194 ft elevation gain.
Dry Creek
~7 min drive
12-mile moderate creek drainage hike with steady elevation gain.
