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Habit Creek Trail
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Habit Creek Trail offers views of Deadwood Reservoir as it gradually ascends a ridge and passes through meadows carpeted with wildflowers. This trail starts at 5280 feet and ends at 7000 feet. The trail is 6 miles long.

Facilities: There are no facilities provided Habit Creek Trail.

Reservations: Reservations are not needed or accepted for Habit Creek Trail.

Best Time To Visit: Habit Creek Trail is open June through October.

Fees: No fees are charged.

Accessibility: Unknown

Rules: What has been brought in must be brought out. Never leave fires unattended and extinguish all smoking materials properly.

Directions: To reach Habit Creek Trail from Boise, travel northeast on State Highway 55 to Banks. From Banks on State Highway 55, go east on the Banks - Lowman Road, passing through Garden Valley. Continue east for about 23 miles to the intersection of Forest Road 555 (Scott Mountain Road). Go north on Forest Road 555 for about 35 miles to Riverside Campground at the north end of Deadwood Reservoir. Go about a mile north of the campground to the unsigned intersection of Forest Road 556 (Peninsula Road). Go south on Forest Road 556 for 2.5 miles to an unblazed and unsigned short road. Go west on the short road for about 500 feet. The road ends at a large clearing. The trailhead, marked with a travel management poster is at the northeast edge of the clearing.

Address
Lowman Ranger District
Hwy 21 HC-77, Box 3020
Lowman, Idaho 83637
Phone
General: (208) 259-3361
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