International Selkirk Loop
States: Idaho and Washington
Length: 166.0 mi / 267.2 km
Time to Allow: Eight to ten hours to drive entire byway (including ferry ride and U.S.-Canadian border crossings)
Marvel at the awesome beauty of the International Selkirk Loop as it encircles the wild Selkirk Mountains for 280 miles (including British Columbia). Play on crystal clear rivers and lakes, or traverse mountain trails to view snowcapped peaks and wildlife diversity. Explore charming communities with fascinating history, fun festivals, and picturesque settings.
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Snowy Downhill Thrills on the International Selkirk Loop
For premier downhill skiing on the frosty slopes of the rugged Selkirk Mountains, follow the International Selkirk Loop to 49º North Mountain Resort in northeastern Washington or Schweitzer Mountain Resort in northern Idaho.
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Ski Cross-Country Trails at Priest Lake on the International Selkirk Loop
This winter, travel to Priest Lake, Idaho in the heart of the International Selkirk Loop for a serene cross-country skiing experience. With five “Park-N-Ski” areas scattered around the lake, beginner to intermediate Nordic skiers have plenty of room to romp!
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3-Day Trip: Do the Loop
(Washington)Active travelers will enjoy experiencing an uncrowded, scenic tour of mountains, valleys, rivers and lakes on a fun filled three day outing...
The following byways are part of the designated byway International Selkirk Loop:


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