Peach-Cinnabar

Total Miles
12.7

Elevation

2,958.03 ft

Duration

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Technical Rating

9

Difficult

Best Time

Summer, Fall

Trail Overview

The Peach-Cinnabar trail is a classic Idaho trail with significant challenges while climbing to Custer Lookout. When traveling from East to West, the trail has multiple sections of steep climbs with loose dirt and rocks. The penultimate climb is very steep and loose, with root obstacles as you climb. The final climb to Custer Lookout starts with a steep, rocky, technical section with areas of significant exposure. The last part of the trail is very narrow, with a rock obstacle and steep exposure. Traveling West to East takes you up the Razors Edge portion of the trail. This is riding the high ridge of the mountain with exposure on both sides. There are sections of steep, rocky climbs to get to the Lookout. Peach-Cinnabar is one of the most epic trails in Idaho. It is a seasonal trail, open from July 1 to September 30.

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Peach-Cinnabar
Peach-Cinnabar

Difficulty

Difficult, steep, loose climbs with rocks and roots to maneuver. Significant exposure on a narrow trail in multiple parts. Not recommended for beginners.

Technical Rating

9

Access Description

There are multiple roads and trails that will access this trail. From the East side, take Squaw creek Road North from Highway 75 8 miles to the trail head. The trail head is a little tricky to find, but easy to follow once you're on the trail. From the West, there are multiple routes from yankee Fork Road. There are also trails directly off Highway 75 that will connect with the trail. Or the Peach-Cinnabar road directly off Highway 75 North to the trailhead.

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