Hi Frequency Trail - StormKing Trails, ID • Hike

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Distance One Way		0.74 miles
Trailhead Elevation		3,110 feet
Elevation Gain		360 feet
Accumulated Gain		360 feet
Avg Time One Way		30 min
Kokopelli Seeds		1.94
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2026-03-21

StormKing trails - Rathdrum

LindaAnn

Author LindaAnn

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Seasons Early Spring to Late Autumn

Sun 6:35am - 7:12pm

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Overview: Hi Frequency Trail is a connecting trail in the city of Rathdrum's StormKing trail system. It can be used as a shortcut up to the radio tower, cutting off a lot of road walk.

Hike: The lower part of Hi Frequency starts from a junction with Skyline Trail, just above the junction with South Fork Passage. The trail climbs uphill, heading west. The trail surface is good, and the trail is a little steeper than some of the others in the trail system. Obviously designed for mountain biking, the trail meanders back and forth, taking advantage of the terrain.

Near the top of the trail, there are several switchbacks as your near the road above. Before long, the trail ends at the junction with StormKing Pkwy, just before the radio tower.

Note: If you are planning to continue uphill on Rathdrum Mountain, this is a handy trail that eliminates a lot of the lower road walk on StormKing Pkwy.

2026-03-21 LindaAnn

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