Myrtle Peak to Myrtle Lake

Start at Two Mouth Trail #268 as it goes north along an old logging road. The trail then heads west following Peak Creek before bending back to the south. The trail narrows, alternating between dirt and boardwalk, while meandering west toward a viewpoint of the giant granite slabs of the Selkirk Crest. You will reach the top of this crest at around mile 3.6, where you can check out amazing view...

Cooks Lake located near Bonners Ferry, Idaho is a great destination for relaxing or bringing your fishing pole (whether fly fishing or using a spin rod -- don't forget your fishing license). You're able to gain access very close access to the lake (especially on quads or side by sides) or you can park and walk roundtrip 1/3 mile to the lake.  This is a great spot to bring the whole family. 

Hidden in the remote and rugged beauty of northern Idaho’s Selkirk Mountains, Bottleneck Lake and Snow Lake offer a classic alpine hiking experience with crystal-clear water, granite peaks, and peaceful, uncrowded surroundings. These two glacial lakes are located within the Kaniksu National Forest, and hikers often visit both in a single out-and-back hike. The trail is especially popular in l...

The Pyramid and Ball Lakes Trail is a scenic alpine hike in northern Idaho, offering pristine wilderness views, crystal-clear lakes, and a peaceful backcountry experience. Starting from the trailhead near Priest Lake, this moderately challenging route takes hikers through lush evergreen forest, across wildflower-filled meadows, and into high-elevation basins surrounded by rugged peaks. The tr...

You will follow the Pack River Road no. 231 for about 21 miles until you reach the trailhead. For this loop, you have a few options: Leave your car at the Beehive Lake trailhead and walk to Harrison Lake trailhead so when you are done you can jump right in the car, leave your car at the Harrison Lake TH and have to walk the extra mile or two at the end of your hike, or if you are bringing multi...

Experience breathtaking alpine scenery on the Harrison Lake Trail (#217), nestled in the Selkirk Mountains north of Naples, Idaho. OVERVIEW Distance & Difficulty: ~4.5-miles total (out-and-back), moderate difficulty. Scenic Features: Travel through dense conifer forest, stunning views of granite ridges, and the crescent-shaped Harrison Lake surrounded by Selkirk Crest peaks. Gettin...