The Hiker's Guide: Idaho Centennial Trail

Stretching nearly 1,000 miles from Nevada to Canada, the Idaho Centennial Trail (I.C.T.) passes through some of the most dramatic scenery in the state of Idaho. Pristine alpine lakes, wildflower-filled meadows, soaring mountains, lush forests, and rarely visited wilderness await those who explore its wild, rugged, and remote trails.
This up-to-date guidebook contains all the information you need to thru-hike the entire trail. The I.C.T. was researched and hiked by Lisa and Jeremy Johnson in 2020. The book is organized into seven regions. Each region contains sections that include detailed trail descriptions, camp-to-camp mileage, alternate routes, and access points. Whether you are hiking a section (i.e. the Sawtooth Wilderness, the Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness, the Frank-Church River of No Return Wilderness, etc.), you'll find this book to be an invaluable resource.

• At-a-glance details including trail distances, hiking seasons, elevation gain and loss, and camping options.
• Sights and side-trips along the trail route, including hot springs, as well as historical and cultural interests.
• Recommended itineraries for thru-hikers.
• Advice on planning and preparing for the trip, including information on gear, safety, and resupply locations.
• The book is printed in full-color.