Challis, Idaho · Lemhi County · Facility
Twin Peaks Trailhead sits in the saddle between Twin Peaks. There is an unloading ramp as well as hitch rails and informational signing for the Frank Church RNR Wilderness Area. Trail #4104, Warm Springs is accessed from this site.
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Twin Peaks Trailhead sits in the saddle between Twin Peaks. There is an unloading ramp as well as hitch rails and informational signing for the Frank Church RNR Wilderness Area. Trail #4104, Warm Springs is accessed from this site.
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