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Top 10 Idaho Multi-Day Backpacking Trails in Idaho
Trail 10 - The Sawtooth Wilderness Loop
Exercise caution when embarking on the 67.6-mile loop with an elevation gain of 12,831 feet, not far from Lowman, Idaho. It’s a highly demanding route and requires an average of about 33 hours to complete and is best suited for seasoned adventurers. The optimal times to explore this trail are from June to September. Dogs are permitted, but they must be kept on a leash.
Trailhead 44.14928, -115.15089

Trail 9 - The White Clouds Loop
Discover the adventure of this 28.2-mile loop with an elevation gain of 6,955 feet near Stanley, Idaho. It is acknowledged as a challenging route. The prime times to explore this trail are from June through October. Dogs are invited and may roam off-leash in certain areas.
Trailhead 44.04624, -114.65816

Trail 8 - The Selway River Trail
Savor the experience of this 21.7-mile out-and-back trail with an elevation gain of 1,541 feet near Elk City, Idaho. It's typically seen as a moderately challenging route, with a completion time of about 8. The ideal times to explore this trail are from May through October. Dogs are invited, but they should be kept on a leash.
Trailhead 45.86054, -114.74398

Trail 7 - Webber Creek Trail
Explore this 15.8-mile out-and-back trail with an elevation gain of 2,979 feet near Dubois, Idaho. It's commonly viewed as a challenging route, typically taking around 8 hours to complete. The optimal times to visit are from March through October. Dogs are invited, but they should be leashed.
Trailhead 44.36352, -112.68855

Trail 6 - Steep Lake Loop Trail
Experience the pleasures of this 22.6-mile loop with an elevation gain of 4,297 feet near Orofino, Idaho. It's a challenging route, typically requiring around 11 hours to finish. This trail is a fantastic choice for backpacking and camping. The prime times to explore are from August through September. Dogs are invited, but they must be kept on a leash.
Trailhead 46.84936, -115.00596

Trail 5 - The River of No Return Wilderness Yellowjacket Lake
Check out this 18.9-mile out-and-back trail with an elevation gain of 2,106 feet near Cobalt, Idaho. It's a challenging route and takes about 8 hours to complete. This trail is favored by backpackers, and campers. The optimal times to visit are from April through September.
Trailhead 44.99515, -144.48246

Trail 4 - Long Gulch to Pioneer Cabin Loop
Embark on the adventure of this 8.8-mile loop with an elevation gain of 3,018 feet trail near Sun Valley, Idaho. It's a challenging route, averaging about 6 hours to complete. Dogs are invited, but they should be kept on a leash.
Trailhead 43.73957, -144.23227

Trail 3 - Imogene Lake to Toxaway Lake to Alice Lake Loop
Explore this 27.6-mile loop with an elevation gain of 5,659 feet near Stanley, Idaho. It's a challenging route, typically requiring around 14 hours to finish. Dogs are invited, but they should be kept on a leash.
Trailhead 43.98425, -114.87198

Trail 2 - The Seven Devils Loop
Approach with care this 27.9-mile loop with an elevation gain of 6,548 feet near Riggins, Idaho. Widely recognized as a highly demanding route, it typically requires an average of 15 hours complete and is best suited for experienced adventurers. The prime times to explore this trail are from July through September. Dogs are invited, but they must be kept on a leash.
Trailhead 45.34976, -116.51177

Trail 1 - The Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness Camas Creek Trail
Explore this 30.5-mile out-and-back trail with an elevation gain of 2,683 feet near Cobalt, Idaho. It's a challenging route, averaging about 12 to complete. This trail offers great opportunities for backpacking, camping, and hiking, with a of solitude.
Trailhead 44.83157, -114.50359

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