Ross Creek Cedars will close soon for trail work
During the summer months, the grove of coniferous trees south of Troy better known as the Ross Creek Cedars is a popular destination spot, drawing visitors in by automobile. In winter, the towering western red cedars are best seen on skis or snowshoes. (Duncan Adams/The Western News)
Ross Creek Cedars in south Lincoln County is one of the region's beloved places to enjoy nature among an ancient grove of enormous trees, but the high visitation rates mean it's time to perform some improvement and expansion work.
In a press release from Kootenai National Forest, the agency announced the Cedars Nature Trail will be closed sometime beginning as early as this month through September.
As part of a Great American Outdoors Act funded project, the area will be undergoing these improvements beginning this spring, with weather permitting, as early as April 2025.
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