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The small town of Stanley is located in the Sawtooth Valley and surrounded by miles and miles of wilderness. It was officially founded in 1919, but fur trappers discovered the area around the Stanley Basin already in the 1820s. There are less than 70 people living in Stanley, but you will find a general store, a gas station and some accommodation. Despite its remoteness, prices for groceries are pretty fair. Stanley is a great basecamp for hikes and adventures in the Sawtooth Wilderness and is situated in the Central Idaho Dark Sky Reserve.

Duck Bay is an inlet on the Payette Lake. It sits at 4,990 feet in elevation and is a popular place for fishing, swimming, and boating.

The Peter T. Johnson Trail leads to the northern beaches of Payette Lake, which is the perfect spot for relaxing on the water and spotting wildlife. The crowds are usually closer to town at the southern beaches.

Stanley is a beautiful town with a really remote feeling. Sat amongst the mountains with a river flowing through it, it feels like a town straight out of an old western movie. With stores to gather supplies, this settlement is a must visit.

The Redfish Lake Lodge Marina is the only marina on Redfish Lake. They offer motorized and non-motorized rentals. The white sand beaches along the lake is a great place to enjoy after a ride.

The Casino Lakes are a chain of four alpine glacial lakes in the Sawtooth National Recreation Area. The lakes are home to a plethora of fish that flow in via the Big Casino Creek.

A great place to view Payette Lake. It's usually a quiet spot since it's only accessed by trail.

A quaint mountain lake that is an ideal spot for a picnic or fishing.