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Bear Valley Marsh Creek Trail #4010, ID

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Difficulty 2.5 of 5
Route Finding 3 of 5
Distance One Way 4.6 miles
Trailhead Elevation 6,365 feet
Elevation Gain -204 feet
Accumulated Gain 372 feet
Kokopelli Seeds 5.84
 Interest Perennial Creek
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Preferred Jul, Aug, Aug, Sep → 7 AM
Sun  6:07am - 7:12pm
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Overview
John Stanley named the area bear valley due to the substantial amount of bears they observed feeding on salmon in the river when they went through the area in the 1860s.


Wiki history of the nearby town of Stanely.
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A pack bridge from the trailhead will take you across Bear Valley Creek, where you will immediately see a wilderness sign, turn right, and continue downstream to the trail's terminus at the Middle Fork. Bear Valley Creek can be a difficult early season ford and the trail crosses the river three times on the way to the trail's main attraction, a stunning set of hot springs about 4.5 miles downstream from the trailhead.



2023-07-14 FOTG & HAZ_Hikebot


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    From ID-21 (about 8.2mi)
    Head northwest on Bear Valley Rd -> 7.9 mi
    Turn right onto Forest Rd 579A -> 0.2 mi
    Continue straight onto Forest Rd 579A1
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