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Phone
- Phone:
- 208-267-5561
Address
6286 Main Street
Bonners Ferry, ID 83805
Basics
- Length:
- 16.2 miles
- Difficulty:
- Difficult
- Time:
- 9 - 10 hours
- Trailhead Elevation:
- 5300 feet
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No motorized use.
Part of the West Bonners Ferry trail system. Parker Ridge offers one of the toughest and most scenic hikes in the Selkirks. The easiest approach is via Trail 13 from Trout Creek. After climbing over Pyramid Pass Trail 13 junctions with Trail 221 which ascends to Parker Ridge. Once on the ridge Trail 221 accesses Long Mountain and Parker lakes. Parker Peak, midway down the ridge, affords the kind of views expected from the highest peak in the U.S. Selkirks. Hikers can either return to the Trout Creek trailhead or continue down the trail to the Kootenai Valley. (The only water source between Parker Lake and the K.V. is a small spring off a switchback approximately 5 miles from the valley bottom.) Trail 221 is also part of the Long Canyon - Parker Ridge loop, the longest uninterupted trail system on the Bonners Ferry Ranger District.
Basic Directions
US 95 north to Copeland. From Copeland cross the Kootenai Valley to Road 417 (Westside Road) and continue north to Parker Creek. Or see access to Trail 13. Parking limited along Road 417 at trailhead; See Trail 13 Restrictions.
