Cougar Dispersed Camping Area
Dispersed camping · Idaho
8.8 mi one way · 3,288 ft climb · 10,050 ft high point · Very hard
In Hemingway-Boulders Wilderness · Idaho · U.S. Forest Service
North Fork West Pass is an 8.8-mile very difficult one-way trail in Hemingway-Boulders Wilderness with 3,288 feet of climbing and a high point of 10,050 feet.
2,875 ft of gain and 3,288 ft of descent.
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Ranked the same way, within twenty-five miles.
What the trail reaches, measured from the start.
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Trail data: USFS, NPS, © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Elevation: USGS 3DEP via Mapzen terrain tiles. Nearby reading: Wikipedia. Download the trail and feature data.
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Today: Showers And Thunderstorms · wind 6 to 10 mph SSE
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