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Campbells Cow Camp Trail #181
Trail
7.7 mile
12.4 kilometer
point to point
74% Runnable
Intermediate/Difficult
Elevation
Ascent:
3,439'
1,048 m
Descent: -717' -219 m
High: 7,293' 2,223 m
Low: 4,571' 1,393 m
Grade
Avg Grade: 10% (6°)
Max Grade: 68% (34°)
Dogs
Off-leash
Weather
Unknown
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“This trail traverses through large trees and deep valleys.”
— Chris WandervansFeatures Views · Wildlife
Description
A rare trail outside of New Meadows that traverses across slopes and dips in and out of valleys. The trail is remote and primitive, but seems to see some attention. The tread is in good shape but just be prepared to cross the creeks and get your feet wet. There are a number of new bridges and some recent treadwork has been done.
In the first 4.5 miles, the trail goes up and down a lot and if you want to do this trail as an out-and-back then this is a good turnaround point. From about 4.5 miles to 5.75 miles, the trail is steep and you may be taking some breathers. Then it levels out again before a final steep pitch to the ridge. There are lots of great views along the route and you can possibly connect it with some other trails to make a large loop.
In the first 4.5 miles, the trail goes up and down a lot and if you want to do this trail as an out-and-back then this is a good turnaround point. From about 4.5 miles to 5.75 miles, the trail is steep and you may be taking some breathers. Then it levels out again before a final steep pitch to the ridge. There are lots of great views along the route and you can possibly connect it with some other trails to make a large loop.
Contacts
Land Manager: USFS - Payette National Forest Office
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