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Trail Creek - Haderlie

Inside Caribou National Forest
2,328 ft of climbing

10.4 mi out & back · 2,328 ft gain · 7,080 ft high point · Hard

In Caribou National Forest · Idaho · U.S. Forest Service

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About this hike

Follow Trail Creek-Haderlie 10.3 miles out and back in Caribou National Forest, climbing 2,328 feet to 7,080 feet.

Elevation

2,328 ft of gain round trip.

Camp near here

The closest places to sleep, measured from the trailhead.

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9.0 mi from the trailhead
Blowout Campground
Campground
9.5 mi from the trailhead

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Out: 1,550 ft up, returns the same way. Source: USGS 3DEP.

Map

The route at the trailhead. Drag with two fingers, or hold a key to zoom.

Trail data: USFS, NPS, © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Elevation: USGS 3DEP via Mapzen terrain tiles. Nearby reading: Wikipedia. Download the trail and feature data.

At a glance

Length: 10.4 mi
Shape: Out & back
Gain: 2,328 ft round trip
High point: 7,080 ft
Low point: 5,982 ft
Difficulty: HardFrom 10.4 mi and 2,328 ft of climbing
Managed by: U.S. Forest Service
State: Idaho
Camps within 15 mi: 7
Trailhead: 43.0473° N · 111.1301° W

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Overall Basin

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Weather

7-day forecast

Today50°37°Patchy Fog
Sun44°36°Rain Showers
Mon43°32°Patchy Fog
Tue45°31°Partly Sunny
Wed45°30°Slight Chance Rain And Snow
Thu44°30°Slight Chance Light Snow
Fri42°29°Chance Light Snow

Today: Patchy Fog · wind 0 to 3 mph SSE

National Weather Service · refreshed hourly

Signal

Cell coverage here

Verizon5G · Good
AT&TNo signal

FCC coverage data · signal varies in remote terrain