로스트 리버 레인지 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Pass Lake rests beneath White Cap Peak and is an absolutely beautiful alpine destination. The trail to Pass Lake may be difficult to follow once you get above treeline, but if you come prepared the hike is well worth it.

Don't follow google maps to the trailhead — the area is well marked and signs will point you in the right direction starting from Bar Rd. You will pass lots of cattle on the way in. The trail is gradual almost the entire way with a short steep sections near the falls. It is rocky in places but you can complete the hike comfortably wearing shoes. This is a popular hike suited for all ages.

The falls come directly out of the mountain and are stunning any time of year. The lower falls has a bench, but the upper falls is spectacular and well worth the extra effort.

If the official trailhead to Bear Creek Lake is not accessible, you can park near the fork in the road. You should be able to make it to the fork with a capable SUV. From there follow the trail that climbs steeply (not the creekside trail) from there for a few extra miles. The trail will likely have two large snowfields through midsummer and a couple creek crossings, but the view of the mountains is well worth it.

Bear Creek Lake is a small lake situated amongst the stunning towering peaks of the Lost River range. The trail to the lake may have snow through midsummer, but crampons are not necessary.

King Mountain natural arch is 80 feet high and made of limestone. The trail leads through mahogany and Douglas fir to ascend to a viewing platform.

The parking area at the trailhead is fairly small and there are no restrooms or water, so plan accordingly! The trail up to the natural arch is somewhat steep but the views of the arch are spectacular. The trail is clear of snow May through October.

Leatherman Peak is the second highest peak in Idaho at over 12,200 ft. It is named after Henry Leatherman, a pioneer from the 1860's. From the top you get spectacular views of the Lost River range.