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Idaho
16.9 mi
Distance
1,647 ft
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Why you'll love it
4Th of July
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Fourth of July Trail is a moderately challenging 16.89-mile round-trip hike gaining 1,647 feet through Idaho backcountry. This full-day adventure takes hikers through diverse terrain typical of central Idaho, offering scenic views and a rewarding alpine experience. The trail's length and steady elevation gain make it ideal for hikers seeking a substantial day hike or backpacking opportunity.
Mount Cramer Trail
~17 min drive
Long alpine trail with steady elevation gain and mountain vistas.
Champion Creek
~2 min drive
Easy creek-side walk through Idaho forest with minimal elevation gain.
Upper Hell Roaring
~7 min drive
Easy 1.62-mile trail with minimal elevation gain near Hell Roaring.
Valley Road
~7 min drive
13.5-mile valley trail with gentle elevation gain and scenic Idaho backcountry views.
Trail 097
~4 min drive
Moderate 10-mile Idaho trail with 636 ft elevation gain and steady climbing.
Huckleberry
~7 min drive
Moderate 5.6-mile forest trail with 896 ft elevation gain near Huckleberry, Idaho.
Pettit Creek Trail
~8 min drive
Moderate 13.7-mile backcountry trek through Pettit Creek drainage with steady elevation gain.
Mays Creek
~6 min drive
Moderate creek-side day hike through Idaho forest with steady elevation gain.
Trail 383
~7 min drive
Easy 1.47-mile trail with 100 ft gain—ideal for quick hikes.
Alturas Lake Cabin Creek Loop
~11 min drive
Scenic 15-mile loop around Alturas Lake with gentle forest and meadow terrain.
