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SALMO RIVER
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| LOCATION:
Eastern Washington |
| HIKE
STARTS: USFS 2220 |
| HIKE ENDS:
USFS 2220 |
| TOTAL
DISTANCE: ~4 Miles |
| HIKE TYPE:
In and Out, Backtrack Hike |
| HIKE
DIFFICULTY: Difficult |
| TRAILS
USED: 506 |
| TRAIL
TRAFFIC: Light to Moderate |
| TRIP TYPE:
Day or Overnight Hike |
| MANAGEMENT:
Coleville National Forest |
HIGHLIGHTS: The Salmo-Priest
Wilderness is a place where hikers can see all kinds of wildlife and very few
people. We hiked the Salmo Basin Trail and planned an 18 mile loop with the
Salmo and Shedroof Divide Trails (which is called the Salmo Loop). The hike dips
briefly into Idaho, and there is a fire tower at Little Snowy Top which makes a
nice side hike. Unfortunately, the rains had their way with us, and we decided
to cut the trip short.
MORE DETAILS
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click to see trail photos from this hike:
July 3, 1998 |
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click to see a trip summary:
July 3, 1998
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click to view a brief trip report at
n2trailhiking.com:
July 3, 1998 |
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