North / North Central Idaho

The Beehive Lakes offer rewarding views of the Selkirk Mountains, hungry cutthroat trout and a chance for experienced hikers to scramble to the crest.

Cayuse Creek is the perfect marriage between hiking and blue ribbon trout fishing.

This is an aptly named geological formation that straddles the Selkirk Crest. It's an impressive feature to view and popular with climbers.

This is a perfect backpacking trail for those looking for a longer trip or a quiet retreat into the wilderness.

One of the most popular destinations in the Selkirk Mountains, this hike features a stunningly beautiful alpine cirque cradling the lake and a basin ringed by granite cliffs and peaks

A scenic loop that follows along Johns Creek and passes through the Gospel Hump Wilderness.

Excellent fishing and camping in the heart of the Clearwater!

Visit the crowning summit of the Pend Oreille Divide and moose-friendly Lake Darling for a hike through timbered trails and high open views on this loop in the Cabinet Mountains.

From old-growth giant cedars to ridgeline walks above the treeline, this loop offers the full spectrum of the Selkirks.

Take a short hike down to a remarkable granite rock on the shores of Lake Pend Oreille for some beach time, swimming and/or camping.

Meadow Creek is perhaps one of the most important fisheries in the Clearwater Basin. It's not a bad place to visit either.

This easy yet rewarding trip to three lakes in the shadow of Roman Nose Peak offers near-trailhead camping, relaxed hiking and a chance for captivating views of the Selkirk Crest.

A strenuous climb and the "grand-daddy" of hikes in the proposed wilderness area, leading you to the highest point in Bonner County

These two picturesque lakes are worth a visit, but tread lightly because this is very important wildlife habitat.

Take a magical trek through centuries-old cedars and ancient hemlock, in Idaho's portion of the world's only inland temperate rainforest.

Raft or kayak Weitas Creek in the Clearwater National Forest!