Named for Charles Proctor who was instrumental in choosing the locations of Sun Valley’s initial ski hills and runs back in 1936. He was also the coach of the Dartmouth Ski Team and a member of America’s 1928 Ski Team. Proctor Mountain has a maze of trails with two trailheads. One is Mountain Bike accessible and the other is hiking only. Mountain Bike accessible trailhead has very limited parking. Having a good map of the trials will be a good idea. A 4-mile loop trail with a 1,100-foot elevation gain is the star attraction. The trails can get crowded and are well maintained. A lot of the trails are closed to mountain bikes and all trails are closed to electric bikes and motorized vehicles. Fishing opportunities exist on Trail Creek for Rainbow, Cutthroat, and Brook Trout. The World’s First Ski Chair Lift was built on Proctor Mountain. See History Link.
Mountain Bike Elevation Map Link
Mountain Biking Trailhead Directions
Trail Creek Fishing Information
