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Fishfin Ridge, Bighorn Crags, Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness, Salmon-Challis National Forest, Photo captured during data collection efforts for the Interior West Forest

Bighorn Crags (Frank Church)

A cluster of granite spires and 40+ lakes in the northeast Frank Church — Idaho's premier alpine granite country.

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Region
Idaho, USA
Country
United States
Biome
Alpine granite (2,400–3,200 m)
Best season
July – September
Difficulty
moderate
Known for
  • Backpacking
  • Hiking
  • Climbing

Key takeaways

  • Biome: Alpine granite (2,400–3,200 m)
  • Best season: July – September
  • Difficulty: moderate
  • Top activity: backpacking
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Topic summary

A cluster of granite spires and 40+ lakes in the northeast Frank Church — Idaho's premier alpine granite country.

Key takeaways

  • Difficulty: moderate
  • Best season: July – September

Intended uses

backpacking

Climate suitability

Alpine granite (2,400–3,200 m)

Verification notes

Last verified January 1, 1970.

Region
United States
Biome
Alpine granite (2,400–3,200 m)
Difficulty
moderate
backpacking

Plan with verified data

Bighorn Crags (Frank Church) trip tools

Popular pursuits at Bighorn Crags (Frank Church)

  • Backpacking

    Multi-day travel with everything on your back — see the packing blocks below.

  • Hiking

    Day miles on marked trail, with route notes and trail links below.

  • Climbing

    Rock and alpine lines with approach beta.

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Last verified: 1970-01-01