Antoine Peak Conservation Area - Lost Apple

Eastern Washington > Spokane Area/Coeur d'Alene

47.7009, -117.1706 Map & Directions

Length: 2.0 miles, roundtrip
Elevation Gain: 358 feet
Highest Point: 2,446 feet
Calculated Difficulty About Calculated Difficulty: Easy

Dogs allowed on leash
Mountain views
Summits
Wildlife

Parking Pass/Entry Fee

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Hiking Antoine Peak Conservation Area - Lost Apple

The Lost Apple Trail is a .75 mile long connector trail that serves to connect trail users from the Arrowleaf Trail and the West Arrowleaf trail at Antoine Peak.

The trail name originates from the homesteading era grove of apple trees that grow in the lowlands of the valley between the two ridges.

Those out for a moderately short hike can enjoy connecting Arrowleaf and Lost Apple for an outing with young children or a new pet that would only total 1.5 miles.

Wildlife of all types, especially birds, enjoy the intermittent creek along the west side of Lost Apple.

It is very common to encounter whitetail deer and turkeys on the trails at Antoine Peak.

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Toilet at trailhead

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Hike Description Written by
Todd Dunfield, WTA Community

Antoine Peak Conservation Area - Lost Apple

Map & Directions

Trailhead

Co-ordinates: 47.7009, -117.1706 Open in Google Maps