St. Joe Mountains

The St. Joe Mountains run east-west, sandwiched between the South Fork of the Coeur d’Alene River to the north and the St. Joe River to the south. To the west they are bordered by Lake Coeur d’Alene and the Palouse, and the eastern demarcation is the Bitterroot Mountains. The St. Joe Mountains are part of the Bitterroot Range.

Trail	Rating	Difficulty	Distance	Duration	Elevation Gain	High Point	Low Point	Type	Features	Status	Administration	Fees and Permits	Maps	Open To	Season	Trail#	Resources
Lemonade Peak Loop	3.4 / 5	More Difficult	27.2 mi	10:59 h	6,884 ft	5,659 ft	2,428 ft	Loop	Meadow Mountain	National Recreation Trail	St. Joe National Forest	None required	Calder Marble Creek Polaris Peak Masonia	Hikers Dogs Horses Mountain Bikers	May – October	8, 44, 252, 555, 563	Big Creek trail system
Mastodon Mountain Loop	3.1 / 5	Moderate	18.2 mi	7:37 h	4,181 ft	5,958 ft	3,175 ft	Loop	Grove Meadow Mountain	Unprotected	St. Joe National Forest	None required	Wallace Polaris Peak Marble Creek Mastodon Mountain	Hikers Dogs Horses Mountain Bikers	May – October	160, 10, 8, 226, 165, 158
Pulaski Tunnel	2.4 / 5	Moderate	3.9 mi	1:17 h	713 ft	3,671 ft	2,895 ft	Out-and-back	Structure	National Register of Historic Places	Coeur d’Alene National Forest	None required	Wallace	Hikers Dogs Horses	Year-around