Dogs Leashed
Features
Birding · Fall Colors · River/Creek · Spring · Views · Wildflowers · Wildlife
Open to 2-wheel motorcycles. This area is open to domestic sheep grazing, so when the sheep are in the area, keep your dogs on leashes and be aware of guard dogs.
Description
This is best done with a shuttle from the Duck Lake TH to the 20-mile Trailhead off Warren Wagon Road. You start off at Lick Creek Summit and the Duck Lake Trailhead.
The trail starts gradually climbing up to Duck Lake, you'll pass the junction of the Hum Lake Trail, then pass Duck Lake and continue up to the pass. You'll pass one more trail junction where the
Loon Creek Trail which is on the right. Continue on the left fork, and you'll start descending to the 20-Mile drainage.
The trail drops steeply down the headwall then becomes gradual for the rest of the way. You'll pass the 20-Mile Lake Trail on your right which branches off 3 miles from the 20-Mile Trailhead.
This trail takes you through old burns, avalanche debris and a beautiful glaciated canyon. Trail maintenance can be spotty on this trail. Be prepared to climb over downfall after windstorms and early season.
Flora & Fauna
Bears, deer, domestic sheep, elk, wildflowers, bear grass.
Contacts
Shared By:
Idaho Trails Association
with improvements
by Al Kingston
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