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If you are traveling by, why not stop by Fawn Lake. This lake is one of the great places here in the Bitterroot Range. Going for a hike along the Shin Point Trail will let you absorb the natural beauty of this neighborhood; while you're here, do take a visit to Martin Peak. For the period of the months of summer, highs usually are in the 80's at Fawn Lake, and the overnight is quite chillier of course, usually in the 40's. The cold days of the wintertime come
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| | with highs in the 30's, and during the dark hours in the winter at Fawn Lake temperatures plunge to the 20's. This lake is so wonderful. If you don’t have a problem getting covered with water, you can always go whitewater paddling on St. Joe River; while you're here you can take a hike along the Old Montana Trail. Fawn Lake gets a typical amount of annual rain; the wettest month of the year is commonly January, that's the one that snows the most, and the driest | |
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of the months is July. If only every location had this much outdoors enjoyable things, what a great globe it would be. The peak of Mallard Peak can be spotted from Fawn Lake, and if you get bored of Fawn Lake you could also stop at
close by Skyland Lake. A pleasant location for whitewater paddling in close proximity to Fawn Lake is Clearwater River - North Fork, and Mallard Lake is a nearby lake that you could explore. This lake is so wonderful. Super 8
Motel - St. Regis is a great place to get some rest. There's no way anyone can get bored here in the Bitterroot Range. Some of the water nearby flows, like Greenie Creek; why not camp at Aquarius Campground since you're here at Fawn
Lake. Yep, outdoors cool things truly is plentiful here in the Bitterroot Range. If you came for an overnight stay Mammouth Springs Campground is a wonderful place to camp, and hiking along the Dead Mule Trail is great fun.
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Super 8 Motel - St. Regis, Saint Regis
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24 miles away
The Super 8 Motel St. Regis is conveniently located just off Interstate 90 Exit 33. Property features 53 rooms, Super Start Breakfast, Suites, Hot Tub, Guest Laundry, Large vehicle parking, Outside p...
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Current weather conditions at Fawn Lake, Bitterroot Range, Shoshone County, Idaho

Local climate location: AVERY RANGER STN 9 miles away

           
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Coordinates: Latitude: 46.95806 Longitude: -115.5175
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St. Joe River, Shoshone CountyCounty, 11 miles away Class III-IV - 7 miles long (Conrad Crossing Campground to Bluff Creek Bridge) |
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St. Joe River, Shoshone CountyCounty, 11 miles away Class III - 10 miles long (Spruce Tree Campground to Gold Creek) |
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