Trout Creek, Idaho · Sanders County · Facility
Roe Gulch Trail #894 departs from the 20 Odd ATV Trail #896 at approximately the 2.5 mile mark. The trail climbs up to 20 Odd Peak (6048’). 20 Odd Peak Trail #898 and Canyon Peak Trail #903 depart from 20 Odd Peak offering loop hiking opportunities. There are no stream crossings. (Be advised the trail departs from 20 O…
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Roe Gulch Trail #894 departs from the 20 Odd ATV Trail #896 at approximately the 2.5 mile mark. The trail climbs up to 20 Odd Peak (6048’). 20 Odd Peak Trail #898 and Canyon Peak Trail #903 depart from 20 Odd Peak offering loop hiking opportunities. There are no stream crossings. (Be advised the trail departs from 20 Odd ATV Trail #896 at the 2.5 mile mark making this trail approximately 6 miles in length.)Roe Gulch Trail #894
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