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SHORTY PEAK LOOKOUT (ID)
Description
Shorty Peak Lookout is located 45 road miles Northwest of Bonners Ferry, atop Shorty Peak (6515 ft). The only access is a 2.5 mile trail that is open to hikers and stock traffic (no motorized use). The 15X15 foot cabin sits atop a 5 foot tall foundation and affords spectacular views of the Selkirk and Purcell mountain ranges of Northern Idaho, Montana, and British Columbia. The Cabin was refurbished in 2005 and is in excellent condition. There are 2 twin beds, two chairs, two tables, a historic fire finder, and a district map inside the cabin. A pit toilet is located 100 yards away.
6286 MAIN STREET
BONNERS FERRY,ID,83805
Phone: 208-267-5561
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Directions
Take Hwy 95 North from the Bonners Ferry Ranger Station for 17 miles. Turn Left onto Hwy 1, head North for 2 miles. Turn left onto County Road 45, head west for 4 miles. Stay right at the T heading North on CR45 for 9 miles. Stay to the left around the switchback, on to Forest Road 281, head West for 8 miles. Turn up to the right on Road 655, head West 1.5 miles. Stay Right again at the switchback, head East 1 mile on Rd 282. Go straight at the next junction, and continue Northeast on Rd 282 for 4 miles. Park at the trailhead on top of the saddle before the locked gate. Hike 2.5 miles up the trail to the west to reach the lookout
