Trail of the Coeur d'Alenes
bike path
More Information
The
Trail of the Coeur d'Alenes bike path
follows the Union Pacific Railroad right-of-way 72 miles
from Mullan to Plummer. Many different communities,
companies, and interest groups are
impacted by the Trail.
Links to some of them are on this page, along with useful
information about current weather conditions,
maps and
local mountain bike trails.
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The current weather on Mullan Pass elevation 6029 feet.  This backcountry pass is on the Montana-Idaho divide, next to Lookout Pass, elevation 4725', where Interstate 90 is. The entrance to Lookout Pass Ski Area is at Exit 0. |
Current view of
I-90 traffic at Exit 0 The Mullan Trailhead is six miles further to the west at an elevation of 3250 feet. |
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 The current weather on Lake Coeur d'Alene, elevation 2127'. This beautiful lake is beside you from Harrison to Heyburn State Park. |
 Click to see more satellite images and regional weather. |
| Harrison, Idaho, is the only city on Lake Coeur d'Alene and the Trail of the Coeur d'Alenes. | |||
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A very elegant and ambitious trail mapping website, called
North Idaho Trails is being built by Rick Lovel.
Three maps from his
Trail of the Coeur d'Alenes
section are
presented here. Click on an image to enlarge it in a separate
window.
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| In this section, local pedal pumpin' fanatics show you their favorite trails right out of Wallace . These are rigorous rides for those with strong hearts and weak minds! Click on the photos to enlarge them in separate windows. | |
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| Nine Mile Road to Woodland Park in Burke Canyon | |
 Trails start at bend in Nine Mile Canyon Road |
 Looking down into Burke Canyon from Granite Ridge |
| Nine Mile Road to Gem in Burke Canyon | |
 Looking down into Nine Mile Canyon toward Wallace |
 Jim and Del ready to descend |
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This page will hopefully soon contain lots of links to
Trail of the Coeur d'Alenes webpages
built by many different outdoor recreation enthusiasts,
companies and organizations found along the
Trail. If you
would like to be represented here, please email your
URL to me at
greg4mss@hotmail.com
for possible inclusion. Thank you, Greg Marsh
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