| Kelly Pass Trail | | |
|
|
| Kennally Creek Trail | Payette National Forest | 2.5 |
| The beginning of this trail borders Kennally Creek as it froths over water-beaten boulders. In slightly less than a mile the trail crosses the North Fork of Kennally Creek on a wooden bridge. At 2.5 miles the trail crosses a creek. To hike to the Kenna... |
|
| Kimball Trail | | |
|
|
| Kirkham Ridge Trail | | |
|
|
| Kooskooskia Meadows | Clearwater National Forest | 3 |
| This is an easy to moderate hike over poor to fair trail, which travels through subalpine country. This trail is not recommended for stock travel as it is quite steep and rocky with tight switchbacks. |
|
| Kyle Creek Trail | | |
|
|
| Lake Como North Trail & Rock Creek Trail | | 7 |
| Stock use is restricted on the North trail. There is access across the dam making this hike a complete loop around the lake. This loop is also a suggested mountain bike trail. |
|
| Lake Darling Trail | Idaho Panhandle National Forests | 2.1 |
| This is a good hiking trail for the entire family. the trail passes through a forested area providing access to scenic Lake Darling for sportsmen and hikers. It also provides access to Trails 161, 54 and 67. The upper portion of the trail between Lake ... |
|
| Lakeshore Trail | Idaho Panhandle National Forests | 7.6 |
| It is an easy hike and parallels Priest Lake and is crossed by 5 streams. This trail passes through dog hair stands of timber and also upon hillsides of brush. There are numerous campsites along the trail offering beaches, isolation, and wind protection. |
|
| Lakeshore Trail | Kaniksu National Forest | 7.6 |
| This is a popular and well used trail. It is an easy bike ride and parallels Priest Lake and is crossed by 5 streams. Many views of the lake are offered. This trails passes through dog hair stands of timber and also through hillsides covered with brush... |
|
| Lakeview Mountain Trail | Idaho Panhandle National Forests | 5.8 |
| This trail takes off from Highway 57 and starts to switchback up Lakeview Mtn. The first views of the lake and its surrounding area is offered 2 miles from the trailhead. If one continues on the trail several more views of Priest Lake are offerex until... |
|
| Larch Butte | Clearwater National Forest | 3.1 |
| This is a moderate hike on a poor trail, crossing a ridgeline. It has many steep, brushy sections and is used mostly for hunter access. |
|
| Larch Mountain Trail | | |
|
|
| Larch Moutain Trail | Idaho Panhandle National Forests | 9.3 |
| The Larch Mountain trail can be called a ridgetop trail. For the greater part of its length it stays high on forested slopes and traverses open ridges covered by beargrass and spire-like subalpine fir. The trail crosses 5306, Larch Mountain, where ther... |
|
| Lava Butte Trail | | |
|
|
| Lava Mountain Trail | Boise National Forest | 10.5 |
| From the eastern trailhead, the trail contours an open hillside, crosses a stream, and then drops down to a saddle at 0.4 miles. There is a rock cairn on the saddle where the trail splits. The Lava Mountain Trail turns right and gently drops off the ri... |
|
| Lavin Creek Trail | Idaho Panhandle National Forests | 1.8 |
| This is a good hike for the beginner. The trail stays on a level or rolling grade as it passes through a lush, densly forested canyon. Rollicking Lavin Creek is always within sight or sound and the trail ends in a forest glade, which makes a good picni... |
|
| Lean-To Point | Clearwater National Forest | 2.1 |
| A moderate hike, this trail descends 1,500 feet into the Weitas drainage. Used mostly for hunter access, it has brushy sections where the trail has sloughed. |
|
| Leiberg-Athol Trail | | |
|
|
| Lemonade Peak Trail | Idaho Panhandle National Forests | 4 |
| Trail #555 is a moderate, steady climb over a high ridge to an abandoned fire lookout. Trail continues past Lemonade Peak for 2 miles (3 km) before joining Coeur d'Alene Divide Trail #8. During mid-summer ripe huckle-berries can be found in scattered a... |
|
| Leonia Trail | | |
|
|
| Lewis and Clark | Clearwater National Forest | 9.7 |
| Lewis and Clark hiked up this trail on their 1805 trip and surveyed the same wide panoramas of the Lochsa River available today. The trail is steep going up, so for an easier route, the hiker can begin from Road #500 and travel done to Highway 12. The ... |
|
| Lewis and Clark Trail | Clearwater National Forest | 11 |
| Full of Lewis & Clark history and lore, much of this trail passes through old growth Cedar groves. All forms of mechanized vehicles, including pedal bicycles are restricted from this trail. Rated a moderate hike. Trail #14 connects the east and west se... |
|
| Lewis and Clark Trail-Sherman Saddle | Clearwater National Forest | 4 |
| This section of trail follows along the Nee-Me-Poo trail to the saddle just west of Sherman Peak where the trails seperate and trail#25 climbs to the top of Sherman Peak where it dead ends. It is a moderate to difficult hike climbing about 2300 feet of... |
|
| Lewis and Clark Trail-Sinque Hole | Clearwater National Forest | 2.25 |
| This section of trail also follows the same trail tread as the Nee-Me-Poo trail. The trail leaves the road and travels east, climbig a backbone ridge throug Lodgepole pines to Indian Grave Peak. It then begins to descend to another flat ridge where a s... |
|
