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Idaho
16.9 mi
Distance
83 ft
Gain
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Why you'll love it
Lost Creek-State Line
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Lost Creek-State Line is a lengthy backcountry trail that traverses the Idaho-Wyoming border region, offering expansive views and remote wilderness experience. With minimal elevation gain across its 16.94-mile distance, this trail is ideal for hikers seeking a long, steady trek through high-elevation terrain. The route follows natural ridgelines and creek drainages, providing access to pristine alpine and subalpine landscapes.
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