The White Pine Drive area is a popular hiking and camping area. Scenic National Recreation Trails are accessible from the campgrounds. A picturesque grove of old-growth western white pines stands a short distance away at the Giant White Pine Campground. Continue north and the six mile corridor will be lined with majestic white pines. 95 N to Potlatch and turn off on State Hwy. 6 and proceed through the small towns of Princeton and Harvard.
Signs clearly mark the scenic route.
Rich in history, scenery and wildlife, the route along State Highway 11 begins with an easy climb up the Greer Grade, affording travelers a breathtaking, panoramic view of the Clearwater valley. At the crest of the mountain lie beautiful rolling fields of grains and grasses, cultivated by area farmers. Not far away is the historic town of Weippe, where the Nez Perce Indians met and fed members of the starving Lewis and Clark Expedition in 1805. Yet another remarkable change in the scenery lies just minutes away as the fields transform to a splendid wildlife-inhabited forest. Nestled amongst the trees a few miles ahead lies the town of Pierce, where gold was first discovered in Idaho.