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Idaho
16.1 mi
Distance
3,823 ft
Gain
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Why you'll love it
Cooper Point
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Cooper Point is a challenging 16-mile alpine adventure gaining nearly 3,800 feet of elevation, offering expansive views and rewarding high-country terrain. This expert-level trail demands strong endurance and fitness, taking hikers through diverse Idaho backcountry with significant elevation change. The remote location and substantial distance make this a destination for experienced hikers seeking solitude and mountain vistas.
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