Name: Old Danskin Lookout Road
Rating: 5.0

“This trail through Timber Gulch is the easier way out, circling the east side of the mountain.”

— Joseph States

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A great alternative to going over the mountain on Danskin Trail #340 is to take this old road around the mountain and up Timber Gulch to rejoin Danskin Trail #340 at the junction with Trail #165.

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Land Manager: USFS - Boise National Forest Office

Sep 16, 2017: 9-17-2017 Bearskin Fire Update

Sep 15, 2017: 9-16-2017 Bearskin Fire Update

Sep 14, 2017: 9-14-2017 Bearskin Fire Update

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2.2 Miles 3.6 Kilometers Singletrack	263' 80 m Ascent -191' -58 m Descent
4,692' 1,430 m High 4,501' 1,372 m Low	4% Avg Grade (2°) 12% Max Grade (7°)
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Old Danskin Lookout Road

2.2 Miles 3.6 Kilometers

Singletrack

263' 80 m

-191' -58 m

4,692' 1,430 m

4,501' 1,372 m

4%

12%

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“This trail through Timber Gulch is the easier way out, circling the east side of the mountain.”