20의 커스터 카운티가지 명소 & 주요 장소

… if you want to include Sawtooth Lake on this hike, you can spare Alpine Lake …

… if you want to see Sawtooth Lake: save energy, don’t hike down to the lake

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.

These hot springs consist of roughly ten pools with different temperatures and sizes. Its located just off the road and next to the beautiful Salmon River that cools the water in the pools. There is an old bathhouse that you can use to change into your swimgear.

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.

These hot springs consist of roughly ten pools with different temperatures and sizes. Its located just off the road and next to the beautiful Salmon River that cools the water in the pools. There is an old bathhouse that you can use to change into your swimgear.

The impressive Yankee Fork Gold Dredge is one of the best preserved and presented dredges in the lower 48 states and was donated to the U.S. Forest Service in 1966. It weighs 988 tons and measures 112 feet with a width of 54 feet and a height of 64 feet. The dredge ran from 1940 to 1952. It was estimated that there was 11 million dollars of gold to be had in the Yankee Fork Valley. Today, you can explore the site on a self guided tour so you can stay as long as you want. Here you will find more information about tours and hours: https://yankeeforkdredge.com/tours/.