Idaho · six regions · works with no signal
Idaho, region by region
34,531 miles of trail and 56,450 miles of forest and backcountry road, split into six downloads that cover the whole state. Take the ones you need; each works on its own with nothing to fetch in the field.
Tap a region for its trails, mileage and download size.
Idaho Panhandle
The Selkirks, the Cabinets and the St. Joe. Lake Pend Oreille, Priest Lake and the Coeur d'Alene river country, north to the Canadian line.
7,786 mi of trail · 2,445 named · 151 MB
Clearwater & Nez Perce
The Clearwater, the Lochsa and the Selway. Steep, timbered country either side of US-12, and the Nez Perce homeland the Lolo Trail runs through.
12,011 mi of trail · 2,797 named · 140 MB
Salmon River Country
Salmon River country. The Frank Church-River of No Return, the Sawtooth and Salmon-Challis ground, the Lost River Range and the Weiser River drainage west to Brownlee.
7,688 mi of trail · 1,594 named · 130 MB
Boise & Owyhee
Boise and the Owyhee. The Boise National Forest above town, the Owyhee canyonlands to the south, and the high desert running down to the Nevada line.
3,391 mi of trail · 881 named · 148 MB
Sawtooth & Twin Falls
The Sawtooths, the Smoky and Boulder mountains, the Snake River canyon and the South Hills above Twin Falls.
2,772 mi of trail · 955 named · 92 MB
Caribou-Targhee & Island Park
Caribou-Targhee, Island Park and the Big Hole and Portneuf ranges. East to the Wyoming line and the back side of the Tetons.
4,165 mi of trail · 1,372 named · 119 MB
The Idaho Panhandle is built into the app — nothing to download to start. See everything Huck does.
The six figures above do not add up to the statewide total, and should not: neighboring regions overlap along their edges so a trail on a seam is in both downloads rather than in neither. The statewide numbers count each route once.