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PYRAMID PEAK

PYRAMID PEAK   7,355 feet (Class 2)    ­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­
Pyramid Peak is located 1.25 miles south of Long Mountain.

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Map: USGS Pyramid Peak

Drive: Primary access to the eastern side of the Selkirk Range is from US-2/US-95, which runs from Sandpoint north to the Canadian Border. The good secondary roads stay on the west side of the Kootenai River.
0.0 Take ID-1 north from its junction with US-95
1.0 m Copeland turn. Drive through Copeland and cross the Kootenai River. Continue on the West Side Road and then turn north.
Drive another 2.95 m north to the trailhead FST-221.

Trail/Route: FST-221 crosses the Parker Peak ridge to Pyramid Peak. Take FST-7 north from Trout Creek to Pyramid Pass on the peak’s NE side and climb directly to the summit from the pass.

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