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Idaho
105.4 mi
Distance
4,731 ft
Gain
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Why you'll love it
Lewis & Clark National Historic Trail
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The Lewis & Clark National Historic Trail is a legendary 105-mile journey retracing the footsteps of the Corps of Discovery through Idaho's diverse landscapes. This multi-day trek combines historical significance with stunning river valleys, mountain passes, and high desert terrain, offering hikers a chance to experience the same routes that shaped American exploration. The trail traverses varied ecosystems from lower elevation riparian zones to alpine ridges, making it a comprehensive showcase of Idaho's natural beauty.
State Line (Granite Peak)
~19 min drive
Remote 15.5-mile alpine ridge trek to Granite Peak with 1,636 ft gain.
Colgate Licks NRT
~21 min drive
Easy 0.72-mile nature trail with minimal elevation gain.
Big Creek Divide
~26 min drive
Accessible 3.4-mile climb to Big Creek Divide with strong elevation gain and alpine views.
Lost Park
~22 min drive
Moderate 12.4-mile alpine hike with 1,880 ft gain through forest to scenic park meadows.
Foot Trail
~30 min drive
Moderate 5.79-mile Idaho trail with 1,547 ft elevation gain.
Lee Creek Interpretive
~26 min drive
Easy interpretive loop along Lee Creek with educational signage.
Lost Park Loop Snowmo Tr# 13
~22 min drive
11.4-mile moderate loop through Idaho backcountry with 588 ft gain.
Kootenai Lakes
~31 min drive
Easy 2.2-mile hike to scenic alpine lakes with modest elevation gain.
North Fork Granite
~27 min drive
Moderate 4.64-mile granite country hike with 1,329 ft elevation gain.
E Frk-Lst Park Snowmo Tr# 2
~24 min drive
Moderate 8.8-mile East Fork-Lost Park trail with steady elevation gain.
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