Highline Trail
NATIONAL FOREST TRAIL
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Eureka
Highline Trail (339) takes you through the heart of the Ten Lakes Scenic Area; it begins at a junction point with Foundation-Camp Trail 77. Mt. Wam, (where an old lookout cabin stands), is located along this route. Alpine lakes, wildflowers, huckleberries, dozens of potential campsites, and views of the Canadian Rockies, Whitefish Range, Galton Range, and Wigwam Basin are offered.
Length: 14.0 miles
Trail Begins: Trail 78
Trail Ends: Road 7103 at the US-Canada border
Area Map: Kootenai National Forest Visitors Map
USGS Map1: Ksanka Peak
Township 37N; Range 25W; Section 32
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- BIRD WATCHING
- HIKING
- NATURE AREA
- PICNICKING
- SIGHTSEEING
- WALKING
- WILDLIFE VIEWING
- TRAIL
- From Fortine, follow US Highway 93 to Grave Creek Road 114. Turn and follow; 10 miles to Clarence Road 7022, then north 4 miles to sign pointing to Trail #78. Down this trail 1.5 miles is the intersection with Trail #339. This access is the easiest and shortest to Highline Trail. Mt. Wam rental lookout cabin is located along this route.
