20 Mile Trail

About 20 Mile Trail

The 20 Mile Trail in McCall, Idaho, offers a breathtaking backcountry journey close to McCall, revived from the scars of the 1994 wildfires through the dedication of One-Track Mind Foundation, Montana Conservation Corps, Idaho Conservation Corps, and CIMBA. Over the past few years, a massive maintenance effort has rebirthed this trail with lengthy reroutes, numerous armored creek crossings, and a cleared, widened corridor for all to enjoy. It’s a trail that challenges with its steady climbs and rewards with thrilling descents, accommodating intermediate riders on the lower sections and testing the mettle of advanced enthusiasts higher up.

One major accomplishment was MCC tackling the reconstruction of a crucial turnpike. After six days of intense labor, what was an 80-foot structure now stands at 90 feet, more robust and resilient, ensuring a reliable passage for years to come. Conservation Corps have also milled literally TONS of granite to make new structures and to armor creek crossings and muddy sections this backcountry classic.