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Idaho
1.3 mi
Distance
254 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Idaho Panhandle National Forests
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No access route mapped
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Why you'll love it
Bacon - Five Lakes
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Bacon - Five Lakes is a short and accessible alpine trail perfect for families and casual hikers seeking mountain scenery without excessive elevation gain. This 1.33-mile route climbs through subalpine terrain to reach a series of pristine mountain lakes, offering excellent opportunities for photography and wildlife viewing. The moderate elevation gain makes it an ideal half-day adventure in the Idaho backcountry.
Bacon Lake
~1 min drive
Easy lakeside walk to scenic alpine lake with minimal elevation gain.
Broken Leg Trail
~5 min drive
Moderately challenging 4.59-mile climb with 1,699 ft elevation gain.
Copper Lines Connection
~11 min drive
Easy 1.24-mile connector trail with minimal elevation gain.
Never Sweat
~4 min drive
Moderate 7.17-mile climb with 2,164 ft elevation gain in central Idaho.
Yankee Bar
~11 min drive
Steep 4-mile climb with 1,658 ft gain to historic Yankee Bar area.
Missoula Lake Cg - Stateline
~16 min drive
Easy sub-mile trail near Missoula Lake Campground with minimal elevation gain.
Bacon Loop
~6 min drive
A demanding 26-mile loop with 2,338 ft gain in central Idaho backcountry.
Beaver Peak
~17 min drive
Accessible 5.5-mile peak hike with moderate views and gentle elevation gain.
Upper St Joe Lake
~16 min drive
Easy sub-mile trail to a scenic alpine lake with minimal elevation gain.
Pass Creek
~6 min drive
Moderate 5.92-mile creek drainage hike with 1,041 ft elevation gain.
