Blue Jay Trail - This trail begins on an old road but quickly narrows to a single-track trail. After following Blue Jay Creek for nearly a mile, the trail crosses a creek and begins a steep climb to a ridge. The trail follows the ridge for a number of miles. Ponderosa pine and Douglas-fir are replaced by subalpine fir and lodgepole pine as the trail ascends the ridge. The trail begins a long side-hill traverse before ending at the junction with the Ten Mile Ridge Trail. A partial loop for motorcyclists can be made by combining the Blue Jay Trail with the Ten Mile Ridge and Wapiti Trails. A full loop can be made by adding Forest Service Roads 524 and 525 as well as a portion of State Highway 21, if riders are properly licensed and their motorcycles meet applicable state requirements.
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From Boise, Idaho, travel north along State Highway 55 to Banks, Idaho approximately 38 miles. At Banks, turn right (east) onto State Highway 17 (Banks/Lowman Road) and travel to Lowman, Idaho approximately 31 miles. At Lowman, turn left at the intersection of State Highway 17 and State Highway 21. Proceed northeast towards Stanley, Idaho along State Highway 21 approximately 17 miles. Turn right onto Forest Service (FS) Road 025QB and drive approximately 0.5 miles to the signed trailhead. Note: The last
The Blue Jay Trailhead is a signed site with information kiosk and registration box. Located near Warm Springs cabin. All trailheads have space for parking.
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