Other routes are possible such as beginning at the Mill Creek or South Fork Lolo Creek trailheads and hiking up to Lantern Ridge, then finding the abandoned “Old Lolo Peak Trail” (1312).
The above quote is from the Lolo Peak page--shouldn't that access also be included on the "Lolo Peak Trailhead" page?
I hope one page for each trailhead with links to the appropriate destination(s) will eventually be posted.
The concept here is not to have a page with "all" possible trailheads for each destination, but a seperate page for each trailhead. That way, when a person is planning to use a specific trailhead to reach a destination, they can print out the appropriate "trailhead" directions to help while driving, then leave in the car.
There are also situations where a single trailhead can be used to reach more than one destination. Keeping one trailhead per page allows for more flexibility.
Saintgrizzly - Jul 31, 2006 4:54 am - Voted 10/10
Question on Mill Creek Route....Other routes are possible such as beginning at the Mill Creek or South Fork Lolo Creek trailheads and hiking up to Lantern Ridge, then finding the abandoned “Old Lolo Peak Trail” (1312).
The above quote is from the Lolo Peak page--shouldn't that access also be included on the "Lolo Peak Trailhead" page?
Michael Hoyt - Jul 31, 2006 3:11 pm - Hasn't voted
yes - and noI hope one page for each trailhead with links to the appropriate destination(s) will eventually be posted.
The concept here is not to have a page with "all" possible trailheads for each destination, but a seperate page for each trailhead. That way, when a person is planning to use a specific trailhead to reach a destination, they can print out the appropriate "trailhead" directions to help while driving, then leave in the car.
There are also situations where a single trailhead can be used to reach more than one destination. Keeping one trailhead per page allows for more flexibility.
/Mike