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Idaho
11.6 mi
Distance
850 ft
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Dry Gulch
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Dry Gulch is an 11.6-mile trail offering a moderate backcountry experience through Idaho's semi-arid terrain. The route gains 850 feet of elevation while traversing a scenic gulch system, providing hikers with exposure to typical high desert landscapes and seasonal water features. This trail is ideal for those seeking a longer day hike or backpacking option with manageable elevation gain.
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