Area(s): Lower Kootenai River Area, Ball and Pyramid Lakes Trail #43, Big Fisher Lake Trail #41, Brush Lake Picnic Area, Copper Creek Campground, Deer Ridge Lookout, Long Canyon Trail #16, Meadow Creek Campground, Parker Ridge Trail #221, Pyramid Pass Trail #13, Red Top Trail #102, Robinson Lake Campground, Shorty Peak Lookout, Smith Cr - Red Top Ridge Trail #21, Smith Lake Campground, Snyder Guard Station, Solomon Lake Campsite, West Fork Trail #347, Beetop-Roundtop Trail #120, Lunch Peak Lookout, Pend Oreille Divide Trail #67, Sam Owen Campground, Sam Owen Trail #4, Scotchman Peak Trail #65, Priest Lake Area, Bartoo Island Campgrounds, Beach Trail #48, Beaver Creek Campground, Chipmunk Rapids Trail #192, Continental Creek Trail #28, Geisinger Campground, John Wayne Trail #176, Kalispell Bay Boat Launch, Kalispell Island Campgrounds, Kalispell Island Trail #49, Lakeshore Trail #294, Lakeview Mountain Trail #269, Ledgewood Bay Picnic Ground, Little Snowy Top Trail #349, Luby Bay Campground, Navigation Campground, Navigation Trail #291, Osprey Campground, Outlet Campground, Peewee Trail #178, Plowboy Campground, Plowboy Mountain Trail #295, Quartz View Trail #179, Reeder Bay Campground, Reeder Bay Trail #365, Stagger Inn Campground, Steep Creek Trail #177, Trapper Creek Campground, Upper Priest Lake Trail #302, Upper Priest River Trail #308
A new food storage order enacted in October 2011 requires food storage practices on the Bonners Ferry, Priest Lake, and portions of the Sandpoint Ranger District to reduce the potential for human-wildlife conflicts. For specific information on the new requirements please see the Idaho Panhandle’s Food Storage Web Page.
Every Friday starting in the spring and continuing through the Fourth of July we post the status of selected roads. We recommend that you check here and/or contact the appropriate Forest Service office before venturing into the woods.
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A new food storage order enacted in October 2011 requires food storage practices on the Bonners Ferry, Priest Lake, and portions of the Sandpoint Ranger District to reduce the potential for human-wildlife conflicts. For specific information on the new requirements please see the