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Idaho
3.7 mi
Distance
757 ft
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Thompson Flat
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Thompson Flat is a scenic 3.66-mile trail offering a moderate climb through Idaho's backcountry with 757 feet of elevation gain. This accessible route showcases typical high desert or foothill terrain, making it an ideal choice for hikers seeking a half-day adventure without extreme technical demands. The trail provides a rewarding workout with manageable grades suitable for most skill levels.
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