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Anderson Butte Trail

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The combined routes of Kirk's Fork #830 and Boundary Trail #835 are designated as the Anderson Butte National recreation Trail. The trail follows Box Sing Creek and Kirk's Fork Creek to Anderson Butte, then follows the Meadow Creek divide to American River-Selway Fall's Rd. The highest point along the trail is Anderson Butte as 6847' elevation. The trail traverses stands of timber over much of its length with some meadows along the way northwest of Martin Meadows on the Divide Ridge.

From Anderson Butte northwest along the Divide Ridge, the route follows an old jeep trail with wide clearance. This route has not been used as a road for many years and the tread is reduced to trail width in many places. Water is available at several places along the Kirk's Fork Section of the route and at Anderson Butte Spring about .2 miles south of the Lookout.

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Activities
Biking
Camping
Dog Mushing
Dog Walking
Horseback Riding
Atv Riding
National Recreation Trail Details

Length: 14.8 Miles
Loop Trail: No
Primary Trail Type: Backcountry
Additional Trail Types: -
Agency: USDA Forest Service
Entry Fee: -
Fee Notes: -
Parking Fee: -
Permit Fee: -

Trail Use Notes:
None

Seasonal Use Notes:
None

Location: Nez Perce Forest, Joins Buck Meadows to Flatiron Ridge 4 mi. E of Elk City.
County: Idaho
State: ID
Townships: -

Driving Directions:
-

Average Grade: 15%
Maximum Grade: 20%
Elevation High: 6847 Feet
Elevation Low: 4170 Feet
Elevation Gain: -

Average Width: 50 Inches
Minimum Width: -
Primary Surface: Grass or Vegetation
Additional Surfaces: Grass or Vegetation, Soil

Year Designated: 1979

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