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5 -Marble Mountain Wilderness

Idlewild Campground to Seiad Valley
Mileage: 60.9
Resupply: Seiad Valley

This section has it all. It begins in the lower elevations at the North Fork of the Salmon River–get ready for some swimming. Over the next 15+ miles the trail climbs into the high country before dropping again to the upper reaches of Wooley Creek. From there, the trail climbs again to meet the Pacific Crest Trail, with which it follows to Seiad Valley across the northern Marbles and into Grider Creek.

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