10 trails found in Idaho
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Elk Meadows - Packers Meadows
This is an enjoyable route that can be completed in 1-2 hours. The route consists of Forest Service roads that will take you through parts of Lolo and Clearwater National forests and is usually free of snow by mid-June. There are many spur trails and dispersed camping areas along this route.
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Meadow Lake Road
Meadow Lake Road makes a loop from Webber Lake to Jackson Meadows, with Meadow Lake situated in the middle. The section that begins just past Webber Lake is a fairly well-maintained, graded road used by campers and trailers heading to Meadow Lake. This part of the road starts approximately 1.4 miles...
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Perazzo Meadows
The Perazzo Meadows trail offers a scenic and mostly moderate off-road adventure through stunning wetland meadows along the Little Truckee River. This route includes meadow crossings, loose rocks, small water crossings, and some steeper sections. It's particularly beautiful in summer and fall when w...
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Crooked Meadow Road East
Crooked Meadow East offers a scenic and varied drive through a mix of pine and aspen forest with views that open toward the valley below. Beginning from Adobe Ranch Road (FS 1N17), the trail climbs gently through dense trees before transitioning into more open terrain. Midway through, the route prov...
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Crooked Meadow Road West
Crooked Meadow West is a scenic forest route that connects Pilot Springs Road to Crooked Meadow Road East, stretching just over five miles through a mix of pine forest and open meadow. The trail begins among tall pines before opening into the wide and beautiful Crooked Meadows area about two miles i...
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Schriebers Meadows - FS 13
Schriebers Meadows is a 5.3-mile out-and-back route that climbs a wide shelf road through the mountains via a series of switchbacks. The road is generally easy to follow but becomes rougher near the upper end, where water damage and embedded rock are more common. The route ends at the Schriebers Mea...
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Wildhorse Meadow - 2N93
2N93 Wildhorse Meadow is in the San Bernardino National Forest, southeast of Big Bear Lake. This trail has designated camping, with two yellow post sites on 2N93F. It's obvious where Wildhorse Meadow gets its name when you reach the meadow, which is lush green and bordered by pine, oak, cedar, and e...
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Meadows Goose Lake
Meadows Goose Lake trail is an 11-mile point-to-point trail that starts in Meadows Valley, near New Meadows, and travels up the Grass Mountains and ends at Goose Lake and Campground. This trail travels on top of a spur and gives stunning views of Meadow Valley before you enter the trees. Meadows Goo...
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Silver Meadows - FS 70174
Silver Meadows (FS 70174) offers an easygoing drive through wide alpine meadows framed by scattered pine groves and mountain ridgelines. The dirt road is mostly smooth and graded, with light ruts, a few stretches of loose rock, and a short sandy patch to keep things interesting. Drivers will share t...
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Upper Summer Meadows Road - FS 32144
This 16-mile out-and-back trail starts on Dunderberg Mill Road, one mile from Highway 395. The sand and gravel trail begins very wide with stunning views from the beginning of the Eastern Sierra mountains, including various peaks. There is a one-lane bridge 1.5 miles in as it crosses Green Creek; yi...
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