Hiking

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Hiking in Silver Valley, Idaho

Through the entire Silver Valley, there are endless hiking options. Local favorites include strolling along the Trail of the Coeur d'Alenes and exploring Idaho Panhandle National Forests. Wander along streams, lakes, tree groves, meadows, and peaks.

The Pulaski Tunnel Trail

A few minutes outside of Wallace, the historic and scenic Pulaski Tunnel Trail traces the route Ed Pulaski and his crew took to survive the Great Fire of 1910. The current trail is lush and green, hiding much of the fire's evidence. This moderately difficult trail leads to a scenic overlook, and along the way historical markers tell the story.

Hiking near Lookout Pass

There are so many hiking options near Lookout Pass, given its ideal location in the Bitterroot Mountain Range. Pictured to the left is Stevens Lake, a difficult trail that leads to 2 breathtaking high alpine lakes. Discover all the hiking options near Lookout here.

Hiking near Kellogg

From low elevation Silver Valley strolls, to challenging peak ascents, there is plethora of hiking options near Kellogg. Pictured is Elsie Lake, a local favorite. Discover all the options here.

Hiking in the Idaho Panhandle National Forests

The Idaho Panhandle National Forests has thousands of miles of trails for hiking. From the smooth trails to challenging treks, there are opportunities for most experience levels. There's endless wildlife, waterfalls, and beauty for you to discover.

Hike & Bike by Shoshone News Press

17 lakes, 3 nationally-renown trails, and over 2 million acres of National Forests. Explore Shoshone News Press's collection here.

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