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More Info Lookout Mountain Trail - No. 52

8.2 miles
3.5 - 4.5 hours
Intermediate

More Info Lost Creek Ridge Trail - No. 575

3 miles
1 to 1-1/2 hrs
Easy

Closed to motorized vehicles. This trail is a nice, easy hike to FR944. This area has been known in the past to be a good mushroom hunting location in season.

More Info Lost Creek Trail - No. 153

2.5 miles
1 to 1-1/2 hrs
Intermediate

Closed to horses and motorized vehicles. This trail crosses Stack Creek and Lost Creek before it ascends to the junction with Trail #502. There is one nice camping area on a rock outcrop. The last section of trail is quite steep with pitches of over 35%.

More Info Lost Creek-Stateline Trail - No. 502

7.9 miles
3.5 - 4.5 hours
Difficult, Intermediate

This is a long ridge trail through a roadless area that receives some heavier use during hunting season. Attractions for this trail include dispersed camping sites, panoramic views and a wooden foot bridge crossing Lost Creek near the lower end.

More Info Marble Creek Trail - No. 261

11 miles
5 - 6 hours
Intermediate

More Info Marble Divide Trail - No. 275

4 miles
1 - 2 hours
Intermediate

More Info Mineral Ridge

Easy

Walk to an overlook of Lake Coeur d'Alene and then another one . . . and then another one . . .

More Info Plowboy Mountain Trail - No. 295

6 miles
3 - 4 hours
Difficult

This trail offers so much beauty in terrain and scenic views of Upper Priest Lake. This trail is very steep.

More Info Raven Gulch Trail - No. 142

2 miles
1 hour
Intermediate

This trail intermittently follows an old road at the beginning of the trail, then crosses Raven Gulch and becomes much narrower. There is limited camping available along the trail as it leads to Roundtop Mountain.

More Info Revett Lake Trail - No. 9

1.6 miles
1/2 to 1 hr
Intermediate, Easy

Closed to all motorized vehicles. This trail is a very scenic, easy hiking trail through some of the most remote country on the District. There is a split log bridge crossing Cascade Creek. Camping and fishing are available at the lake.

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