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The East Fork of Lake Fork is a popular mountain biking and hiking trail just east of McCall, Idaho. Travel along Lick Creek road until you cross Lick Creek. The trail starts at Lick Creek campground and backtracks downstream along the creek before winding up the east fork drainage.
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East Fork of Lake Fork. From the camping area just past the bridge, travel down Lake Fork creek for a mile, then climb the east fork. After some steep switchbacks, the trail levels out.
Suggest bicycle route from the entrance of Ponderosa Park past Little Payette Lake and up Lick Creek road to the trailhead at the bridge on Lick Creek road. This access road plus the East Fork Trail makes a pleasant afternoon's bike ride, with no driving involved if you camped in Ponderosa State Park.
Hikers can continue on from this point to Maki Lake, after another 3 miles and 1400 feet of elevation gain.
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Park at this informal camping area just after crossing Lake Fork Creek.
The seldom-used trail to the South Fork takes you to Boulder Lake and beyond. Turn left here to follow the East Fork of Lake Fork.
