Knife Point Trail
NATIONAL FOREST TRAIL
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Eureka
Knife Point Trail (542), from the dispersed campsite at the lower trailhead, parallels Knife Gulch for 0.3 mile and then switchbacks out of the Big Creek Canyon up a steep ridge between Good Creek and Knife Gulch. The grade becomes more gradual for 0.5 mile of the trail but continues to climb up to the Boulder Creek Road. Length: 2.5 miles. Light use, moderate difficulty. Trail Begins: Big Creek Road 336 Trail Ends: Boulder Creek Road 7183 Area Map: Kootenai National Forest Visitors Map USGS Map1: Boulder Lakes Township 35N; Range 30W; Section 23
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- BIRD WATCHING
- HIKING
- NATURE AREA
- PICNICKING
- SIGHTSEEING
- WALKING
- WILDLIFE VIEWING
- TRAIL
- From Highway 37, cross Koocanusa Bridge (15 miles south of Eureka) and proceed south on FDR 228 for 8 miles to the Junction with Big Creek Road 336. Turn and follow 4.8 miles to the lower trailhead.1
