Pine Street Woods

Pine Street Woods Community Forest

PINE STREET WOODS – YOUR FAVORITE PLACE TO WALK, HIKE, BIKE, SNOWSHOE, NORDIC SKI, AND ENJOY NATURE

Communities with easy access to unspoiled nature thrive. They are healthier, happier and economically more vibrant. Pine Street Woods, a community forest, is KLT's gift to our community, a place for all to play and learn outside. Call KLT at (208) 263-9471 with questions or comments about Pine Street Woods or to get better acquainted with the organization. 

A Local Community Forest

Kaniksu Land Trust is very excited to announce that Pine Street Woods is open!

These 180 acres of rolling hills, healthy woodlands, and beckoning trails will now be a place for our community to learn and play, forever. To view the trail map, click here. 
 
Our community has helped us raise over $2.1 million to protect this land as a place for recreation and education, and we can’t thank you enough. Pine Street Woods is open for use seven days a week from dawn until dusk. The gate will be open by 7:15 am and will close around 6:30 pm. Please be aware that we are currently working on logging and construction projects as part of intial infrastrucure developments. 
 
Directions to Pine Street Woods: traveling west on Pine Street, the access road is located aproximately 1/4 mile past the end of the pavement on W. Pine Street, on the left hand side of the street. There is no access from Pine Street Hill. Please respect the speed limit, especially as you pass Selkirk School. The address is 11915 W. Pine Street. 
 
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three adults snowshoeing with falling snow
aerial photo of a meadow, forest and lake Pend oreille
group of children with painted faces in the woods
meadow with cows and lupine and daisy flowers

The Latest at Pine Street Woods

  • an adult holds a bird's nest with eggs, a child looks in
    28 August 2018 by Cami, in Blog,Camp Kaniksu,Program News & Stories
    Camp Kaniksu 2018
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  • group of children construct wooden toolboxes
    09 January 2018 by Cami, in Events,KLT Programs,Program News & Stories,What's Going On,Wildcraft
    Winter/Spring 2018 WildCrafting
    The idea for a WildCrafting club began when I started working with some teenager...
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  • save sasquatch advertisement with sasquatch in woods
    06 November 2017 by Cami, in Pine Street Woods,Program News & Stories,What's Going On
    Land is My Sasquatch Voting
    UPDATE: Thank you, everyone, for casting your vote for; LAND IS MY SASQUATCH. Th...
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Donate

Conserve Today, Enjoy Forever.  Your gift will provide a place in nature that our community can enjoy forever.

While our intial fundraising goal has been achieved, there is still much work to be done. We’ll continue to raise funds to make Pine Street Woods accessible to all members of our community as well as for the creation of an educational center on the property. Please consider making a donation to the next phase of the Pine Street Woods Project. 

Call KLT at (208) 263-9471 with questions or comments about Pine Street Woods or to get better acquainted with the organization. KLT looks forward to inviting you to enjoy your Pine Street Woods Community Forest in the very near future!

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Contact Us

Kaniksu Land Trust is a non-profit land trust serving north Idaho and northwest Montana. Contact us to learn more or get involved.

Available between 8am and 5pm M-F

(208) 263-9471

Available 24 hours a day

info@kaniksu.org

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