Tunnel 22 | Route of the Hiawatha
Near the border of Idaho and Montana you will find the Route of the Hiawatha; a rails-to-trails path consisting of 10 tunnels and 7 trestles over 15 miles descending 1000 feet through mountain valleys and stunning pine forests. Constructed in the 1890’s the railroad connected the Eastern United States to the Pacific Northwest via the Northern Pacific Railroad. It was finally converted to a trail in the 1970s.
Near the border of Idaho and Montana you will find the Route of the Hiawatha; a rails-to-trails path consisting of 10 tunnels and 7 trestles over 15 miles descending 1000 feet through mountain valleys and stunning pine forests. Constructed in the 1890’s the railroad connected the Eastern United States to the Pacific Northwest via the Northern Pacific Railroad. It was finally converted to a trail in the 1970s.
Near the border of Idaho and Montana you will find the Route of the Hiawatha; a rails-to-trails path consisting of 10 tunnels and 7 trestles over 15 miles descending 1000 feet through mountain valleys and stunning pine forests. Constructed in the 1890’s the railroad connected the Eastern United States to the Pacific Northwest via the Northern Pacific Railroad. It was finally converted to a trail in the 1970s.
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