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Idaho
15.4 mi
Distance
2,244 ft
Gain
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Camel
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The Camel Trail is a moderately challenging 15.41-mile trek that rewards hikers with substantial elevation gain and expansive views across Idaho's backcountry. This longer day hike or backpacking route traverses diverse terrain typical of the region, offering a full immersion into the landscape. The trail's length and consistent elevation gain make it ideal for experienced hikers seeking a comprehensive wilderness experience.
Cottonwood Butte
~5 min drive
Demanding 25.86-mile alpine trek with nearly 6,000 ft elevation gain.
Cramer Basin
~12 min drive
Challenging 11.46-mile alpine basin hike with 3,748 ft elevation gain.
Butts Point
~6 min drive
Demanding 14.5-mile alpine route with nearly 5,000 ft gain.
Stripe Creek-Divide
~20 min drive
Moderate ridgeline hike with steady elevation gain and scenic divide views.
Lower Salmon River
~6 min drive
Scenic 23-mile riverside trail following the Salmon River through Idaho canyon country.
Salmon River
~23 min drive
Easy riverside walk along Idaho's Salmon River with minimal elevation gain.
Skunk Camp
~8 min drive
Demanding 14.9-mile backcountry trek with 4,573 ft elevation gain.
Black Lake
~11 min drive
13.6-mile alpine lake hike with 2,463 ft gain in central Idaho.
Farrow Mountain
~11 min drive
Challenging 12-mile climb to Farrow Mountain with 2,465 ft elevation gain.
Fawn Ridge
~12 min drive
Challenging 13.92-mile ridge traverse with panoramic mountain views.
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