The Rocky Mountains reign as North America’s most iconic mountain range. Even though Colorado might be home to the tallest peaks in the range, the USA’s Northern Rockies are even more rugged and forbidding.
LessThe Highline Trail is one of the top hikes in the entire National Park System. In terms of effort to views ratio, it cannot be beat. It is quite popular, but its popularity is well-earned!
There are two main exit points from the Teton Crest Trail: one exiting via Cascade Canyon and one exiting via Paintbrush Canyon. This route focuses on the former. Both are spectacular, so choose whichever option works best!
This 6.1-mile hike will take you through meadows, ancient forests, and burnt areas until quickly ascending the enormous 10,566-foot summit of Avalanche Peak.
Borah Peak soars to a height of 12,662 feet above sea level, claiming for itself the crown as Idaho’s highest point. As the tallest peak in the state, Borah attracts 3,000 to 5,000 climbers per year looking to bag the high point.