Bald Knob Campground
Campground
Moose Meadows is a cross-country skiing route in Washington, about a mile from the Idaho line. It is a short out-and-back, 1.8 miles round trip, with a moderate climb of about 650 feet from the low point at 4,418 feet to the high at 4,657 feet. The steepest part comes at about 0.75 miles in, with a 12% grade. The nearest town is Fir Grove, Idaho, roughly 8 miles away. The trail makes an easy addition to a day spent exploring the surrounding network of skiing routes. Wild Moose and Shady Way both sit within a quarter mile, and Lodgepole and Quartz Mountain are each about 0.4 miles off. For a change from skiing, the Twin Lakes hike is about 0.4 miles away.
Bald Knob Campground
Campground
Curley's Hauser Junction
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Wild Moose
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0.40-mile out-and-back ski trail in Washington with 145 ft of elevation gain.
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Shady Way
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Shady Way is a 0.45-mile out-and-back route in Washington with 164 feet of elevation gain.
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Raven Glide
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0.56-mile out-and-back route in Washington with 151 ft of elevation gain.
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Art's Boogie
~1 min drive
0.59-mile out-and-back ski trail in Washington with 247 ft elevation gain.
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Wild Moose
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0.14-mile out-and-back route in Washington with 10 feet of elevation gain.
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Lodgepole
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Lodgepole is a 0.19-mile cross-country ski trail in Washington with 18 feet of elevation gain.
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Twin Lakes
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0.71-mile out-and-back ski trail in Washington with 285 ft of elevation gain.
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Art's Boogie
~2 min drive
0.77-mile out-and-back ski route in Washington with 239 ft of elevation gain.
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Moose Meadows
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0.43-mile out-and-back ski trail in Washington with 84 ft of elevation gain.
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Lodgepole
~1 min drive
0.38-mile out-and-back route in Washington with 141 ft of elevation gain.
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