Bass Creek Trailhead
Trailhead · Montana
Only 12 miles from the Montana border in northeastern Idaho along the Northwest Passage Scenic Byway and All American Road (US Highway 12), visitors can enjoy a break from their travels by taking a stroll on down this accessible interpretive trail and memorial to Bernard DeVoto: a conservationist and historian of the American west. The Devoto Grove Picnic Area and Trailhead offers visitors 2 loops through stands of ancient western red cedar trees (some over 2000 years old!), views of the Lochsa River, picnicking and a chance to take a walk back in time--come and take a look for yourself and experience what it was that Mr. Devoto found so magical about this place. The trail on the south side of the highway is a paved, wheelchair accessible path.
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2.8 mi away · 3.9 mi out & back · 1,077 ft gain
2.8 mi away · 13.7 mi one way · 3,733 ft gain
2.9 mi away · 0.2 mi out & back · 23 ft gain
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