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Idaho
9.9 mi
Distance
1,253 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Caribou-Targhee National Forest
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What's missing
No access route mapped
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Why you'll love it
Cherry Creek-Curly Jack
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The Cherry Creek-Curly Jack trail offers a moderate mountain hike through central Idaho's scenic backcountry, combining creek-side walking with steady elevation gain through forested terrain. This nearly 10-mile loop showcases the region's natural beauty with opportunities to experience diverse ecosystems as you climb from riparian areas into higher elevation forest. The trail provides a rewarding full-day adventure for hikers seeking solitude and mountain views without extreme technical demands.
Swan Flat Point
~3 min drive
Short, scenic hike to Swan Flat Point with steady elevation gain.
Gooseberry to Oxford Peak
~10 min drive
Steady alpine climb from Gooseberry to Oxford Peak with mountain views.
North Rowley Canyon
~11 min drive
Steep 1.69-mile canyon hike with 822 ft elevation gain near Rowley.
Secret Springs Station Connect
~7 min drive
A 4-mile connector trail with 936 ft gain through Idaho's scenic backcountry.
South Oxford Peak
~13 min drive
Scenic 4-mile alpine climb to South Oxford Peak with 960 ft elevation gain.
North Elkhorn Ridge
~12 min drive
Steep 1.1-mile alpine climb to scenic ridge views.
South Wakely
~16 min drive
Moderate 5.66-mile climb with 1,726 ft gain in central Idaho.
South Fork Springs
~19 min drive
Easy 4.75-mile hike to natural springs with gentle elevation gain.
Rockslide
~12 min drive
Steep 1.77-mile alpine climb with 1,555 ft elevation gain.
Wursten Springs Cut-Off
~18 min drive
Short connector trail to Wursten Springs with steady elevation gain.
