Reeder Bay Trail #365

This trail has several scenic views of the lake along the trail. The trail crosses an old ski hill on the southern end and passes through private land on the north end. This trail is an ideal day's trip for parties with two vehicles who can leave a vehicle at either end of the trail. Tread is narrow & steep in places.

USGS Quad(s): Priest Lake SW
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At a Glance

Usage:	Light
Restrictions:	Closed to ATVs.
Closest Towns:	Priest River, Idaho

General Information

Directions:

South trailhead #365: Parking is located on the south side of Kalispell Bay Road at the day use area. The trail is located on the north side of Kalispell Bay Rd. Follow the road behind the gate for approximately 1 mile until you see a sign for the Lakeview Trail #365 to the right.

North trailhead #365: Located at the southern end of Elkins Resort parking lot, near the lodge. Cross bridge across Reeder Creek and follow trail from that point.

Activities

Mountain Biking

Tread is narrow & steep in places.

Difficulty Level:	Intermediate

Day Hiking

Has several scenic views of the Priest Lake along the trail. The trail crosses an old ski hill on the southern end and passes through private land on the north end. This trail is an ideal day's trip for parties with two vehicles who can leave a vehicle at either end of the trail. Tread is narrow & steep in places.

Difficulty Level:	Intermediate

Horse Riding

Has several scenic views of the lake along the trail. The trail crosses an old ski hill on the southern end and passes through private land on the north end. This trail is an ideal day's trip for parties with two vehicles who can leave a vehicle at either end of the trail. Tread is narrow & steep in places.

Difficulty Level:	Intermediate

Viewing Scenery

Several scenic views of Priest Lake along the trail.

OHV Trail Riding

Open to single track use only. Has several scenic views of the Priest Lake along the trail. The trail crosses an old ski hill on the southern end and passes through private land on the north end. This trail is an ideal day's trip for parties with two vehicles who can leave a vehicle at either end of the trail. Tread is narrow & steep in places.