エイダ郡の峡谷・トップ5

The Lydle Gulch Trail is a mostly double-track path with a mix of singletrack tossed in. The path is sandy with packed dirt and grass. It's a popular spot for biking, running, hiking, and dog walking. There are numerous other paths on the property that you can branch onto to make different length loops.

The majestic Snake River winds its way from western Wyoming through the Snake River Plain right here to the deepest canyon in the contiguous US, Hells Canyon on the Oregon-Idaho border to the Columbia Basin in Washington. With 1,078 miles, it is the largest tributary of the Columbia River.

Along this ridgeline, riders can get wide-reaching views of the hollow.

Good view over the hollow from the ridgeline. If you plan on hiking here be sure to bring plenty of water and wear a hat as there is little to no shade.

The trail is a mix of service road and singletrack. Being close to Sandy Point Beach is great in the summer because you can cap off you hike with a swim!

Five Mile Gulch Trail is a great connector to Watchman Trail and Orchard Gulch. It climbs gently through large Cottonwood and Locust trees with a few stream crossings. The last section above Watchman Trail climbs steeply and is better as a downhill.

Just a short stroll from the road you can enjoy a breathtaking view over the winding Snake River from Dedication Point Overlook. Keep your eyes peeled for wildlife like falcons and golden eagles. Interpretive signs along the trail provide interesting information as well.

The majestic Snake River winds its way from western Wyoming through the Snake River Plain right here to the deepest canyon in the contiguous US, Hells Canyon on the Oregon-Idaho border to the Columbia Basin in Washington. With 1,078 miles, it is the largest tributary of the Columbia River. Enjoy your hike along a tiny, but beautiful section.