Idaho...A place to roam and explore!

[mph]

Thanks...Interesting read...

Thanks for the pics and write up ... makes me want to get back up there asap.

I was curious about "Bull Trout" myself; found this link:

http://www.fws.gov/pacific/bulltrout/

 

[SmoothLC]

Okay I need to go to Idaho!

Ok - me too! Just got back from Sunriver, Oregon. Nice single track there too.

Now Sun Valley is on the list of future trips.

 

[PirateMcGee]

Glad you released the bulls not too many around anymore! Great report! Thanks for sharing!

 

[Firebear MD718]

As a Transplant from that little town south of Coeur D' Alene, ID, they called it LA, I have been working Wildland Fire since 1988 in Northern Idaho and I would recommend following the "1910 Fire History" the Palous, St. Maries, St. Joe through Avery the valley of "Ghost Cedar Trees" it will give you a good since of the area and there are many things to do . . . . Bike the Hiawatha Trail that follows the old Milwalkie rails and Hike up a trail out of Wallace, ID to a mine entrance that Edward Pulaski, inventor of the "Pulaski" Fire tool and saved his fire crew at gun point during the 1910 fire storm.
These are a few of my favorites

Scott

 

[Glenn C]

Excellent pics lovely area you have there , very nice cruiser aswell thanks for sharing

 

[jrose609]

mph, you picked a good time to go to Idaho (few weeks ago)...............seems the whole state is on fire now

 

[taco2go]

What a great family travelogue- thank you for sharing your trip.
Another enticing state to check out some day

 

[mph]

mph, you picked a good time to go to Idaho (few weeks ago)...............seems the whole state is on fire now

Thanks all for the good wishes...I will have to check. Didn't know Idaho was on fire...Shoot...Sorry!

 

[teddyearp]

Very nice. Looks like you folks had a great time and it reminded me of my trip through central Idaho in June 2010; it was a very nice trip except for the intermittent rains and the snow blockage on the roads I wanted to take. The only place I posted any type of report (and it was weak) was at city-data.com, since that is where I had received some of my pre-trip info.

Looks like I will try to see if I can put together a decent (though late) trip report of my travels back then.

Overall though, this thread makes me want to visit the area between Challis and Stanley, ID (and a bit to the NW of Stanley) next chance I get as that is the area that enchanted me the most. Tons of side roads, tons of fun!