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Idaho
27.5 mi
Distance
3,708 ft
Gain
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Why you'll love it
Canyon Creek
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Canyon Creek is a challenging backcountry trail that traverses nearly 28 miles through central Idaho's rugged terrain. This remote route gains over 3,700 feet of elevation as it follows canyon drainages and ridgelines, offering solitude and expansive views for experienced hikers. The trail demands strong endurance and navigation skills, making it ideal for multi-day backpacking expeditions.
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