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Idaho
13.8 mi
Distance
1,736 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Payette National Forest
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What's missing
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Why you'll love it
Big Bear Creek
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Big Bear Creek is a moderate 13.82-mile trail offering a rewarding backcountry experience through Idaho's scenic creek drainage. The route gains 1,736 feet while following the creek corridor, providing opportunities to observe riparian ecosystems and mountain terrain. This trail is ideal for hikers seeking a full-day adventure with manageable elevation gain and the chance to explore a pristine creek environment.
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