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Tubbs Hill

Coeur d'Alene, ID

Tubbs Hill is a 2 mile loop trail located near Coeur d'Alene, Idaho that features a lake and is good for all skill levels. The trail is primarily used for birding, fishing, hiking, trail running & walking and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail.

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  • Best Mountain Biking

  • Best Trail Running

Recent Reviews

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Gooding City of Rocks
by Jennie Street

19 Completed 2 Reviews

I love this place! So much to explore and see. They have a great loop you can drive around but if you get out and hike down into the valley (the actual City of Rocks) its just beautiful, shaded and lush.

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Table Rock
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1 Completed 1 Reviews

My first hike near boise. It was nice with some steep sections. View was great from the top and the cloudy weather helped.

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Big Creek to Bear Creek
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8 Completed 6 Reviews

This one of my favorites. You don't have to do the whole 23 miles. If you go up about 3 mile there is a nice spot to cross on to a rock in the middle of the river right before a waterfall.

The whole hike is beautiful and worth the trip if you can make the 23 miles and do an over night camp.

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Tubbs Hill
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8 Completed 7 Reviews

Fun easy trail. Hot day with young son and dogs. Lots of swimming holes, rock jumps and beaches.

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Bud Howard aka Big Tree, Trail 29
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1 Completed 1 Reviews

May 11, 2013
Just hiked this trail with my wife. The trail is basically a single track for mountain bikes but connects to a dirt bike trail and the road to the top of Canfield between Coeur d'Alene and Hayden. The trail was a moderate climb with plenty of viewpoints of Hayden Lake and the Rathdrum Prairie. Once you make it to the top you get a great view of the entire valley, Coeur d'Alene and Lake Coeur d'Alene. We made the trip in about 3 1/2 hrs. total with about 1/2 spent on top taking pictures and having a bite to eat.

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Lookout Pass Ski and Recreation Area
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203 Completed 202 Reviews

This is a great little ski area, right off the interstate on the state line. I-90 literally exits right into the parking lot. I stopped here often crossing the country.

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Stanley to Lost Trail Pass
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203 Completed 202 Reviews

Idaho is a mix of high desert and beautiful mountain forests. This route features a lot of the later.

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Skinnydipper Hot Spring
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1 Completed 1 Reviews

Check for legal access, currently closed until late June, 2013 by BLM.

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Boulder Lake Trail
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3 Completed 1 Reviews

Great area to hike into. I'm curious which trail links to loon lake.

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Chery Creek/New Canyon Loop
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8 Completed 1 Reviews

Was a nice hike start around 1pm , so didn't do complete loop. will go back later this time year was really muddy in some areas and still had some snow, you follow creek all the way so the k-9 liked that. Over all was nice hike you do share the trail with ATV, and Motorcycles. Would wait till mid or even late May trail should be dry than.

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