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    In Idaho there are many beautiful lakes, Smalley Reservoir is one of them. This lake is so wonderful. A wonderful place to camp here at Smalley Reservoir is Water's Edge RV Resort. Looking for something near Smalley Reservoir? Jemima K Reservoir is close at hand; a brilliant nearby hotel is Ashley Inn. You clearly must love the Salmon River Mountains. Whitewater paddling is not for everybody but if it's for you then we recommend Payette River - North Fork, and  
   there is a great hiking trail nearby called the Campbell Trail.
You believe that's enough? Just getting warmed up. Mccall Super 8 Lodge is a brilliant site to get some rest, and getting to Glen Cove Creek from Smalley Reservoir is uncomplicated. You're perhaps into lakes, Calendar Reservoir is one of those close by, and on a good day you can take a hike along the Eagle Nest Trail. Smalley Reservoir is a good place of typical rainfall; January is the wettest
 
               month with most snow, and the driest month of the year is July.
Man, is there heaps of fun things to do in the Salmon River Mountains. Not far from Smalley Reservoir you obtain some pleasant water scenery at Smalley Dam; camping at Lake Cascade State Park is always a tremendous experience. This lake is so wonderful. Get your pulse rate up on the perfect whitewater of Payette River - North Fork, and the Foolhen Ridge Fire Trail is a delightful hiking trail close by. For the duration of the warm months, highs generally are in the 80's at Smalley Reservoir, and during the night it cools down to the 40's. The winter brings highs down to the 30's; after the sun is down throughout the wintertime temperatures at Smalley Reservoir dip into the 10's.
The Salmon River Mountains scenery is always beautiful.

 
Ashley Inn, Cascade
4 miles away
For those who seek luxury lodging in the heart of the rugged Idaho Mountains, we invite you to make your stay at The Ashley Inn, a memory to cherish. King and Queen sized beds... Ultra Bath Therapy Tu...

Mccall Super 8 Lodge, Mccall
16 miles away
Super 8 in Mc Call, Idaho. Property features 61 rooms, Super Start Plus Breakfast, Free Wireless Hi Speed Internet, Whirlpool Suites, Executive King Suites, Large Family Suites, Hair Dryers, Coffee M...

Current weather conditions at Smalley Reservoir, Salmon River Mountains, Valley County, Idaho
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Local climate location: MC CALL 4 miles away


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Latitude: 44.59306
Longitude: -116.0117

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These outdoors activities are available near Smalley Reservoir.
 Hotels Near Smalley Reservoir:
Ashley Inn, Cascade, 4 miles away
Mccall Super 8 Lodge, Mccall, 16 miles away
AmericInn McCall, Mccall, 16 miles away
Whitetail Club and Resort, Mccall, 17 miles away
Best Western Salmon Rapids Lodge, Riggins, 46 miles away
 Camp Grounds Near Smalley Reservoir:
Lake Cascade State Park, Cascade, 4 miles away
Water's Edge RV Resort, Cascade, 4 miles away
Pines Rv Park, Cascade, 4 miles away
Pinewood Lodge Motel and RV, Cascade, 5 miles away
 Whitewater Near Smalley Reservoir:
Payette River - North Fork, Valley CountyCounty, 12 miles away
      Class II-III - 10 miles long (Cabarton Bridge to Smiths Ferry)
Payette River - North Fork, Valley CountyCounty, 13 miles away
      Class II-III - 21 miles long (Below McCall to Hartsell Bridge above Cascade Reservoir)
Payette River - Middle Fork, Valley CountyCounty, 17 miles away
      Class IV - 3 miles long (West Fork Bridge to upstream of Trail Creek)
 Trails Near Smalley Reservoir:
Eagle Nest Trail, Valley County, 5 miles away
Foolhen Ridge Fire Trail, Valley County, 8 miles away
Campbell Trail, Valley County, 8 miles away
 Lakes Near Smalley Reservoir:
Jemima K Reservoir, Valley CountyCounty, 1 miles away
Calendar Reservoir, Valley CountyCounty, 2 miles away

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Wilson Creek Trail
10 miles away
I didn't hike this trail myself but someone in our party met us in middle fork by this route,they said the trail fizzles out half way down because it was too close to the stream and the flash floods have washed it out. They did however state that if you are looking for bear that is very possible to locate since they ran into two different ones feeding near the stream. The trail is more like a rock trail as you get nearer to the Middle fork. Seems sad to think about it now since we are only 50 years away from the time that folks were packing in and farming on the alluvial grades of the middle fork....

Payette River - North Fork
12 miles away
Are there any guided rafting trips on this stretch of the river??...Don`t forget the take out is just south of the old sheep bridge in Smiths Ferry where you can park your car in a park like setting. Rest rooms are clean and a nice place to unwind after great day of paddling....

Blackmare Lake
16 miles away
The trail to Blackmare Lake is in very poor shape. The fire last year weakened the trees and the wind took down many of them. There are several 24-36' logs across the trail preventing horse travel. Hikers can make the trek, but expect to be climbing over a lot of down timber. The trails themselves are not terrible, but they are very loose with decomposed granite sand.
The other big problem with the trail is that past the signs at the first bridge, there is absolutely no direction as to where the trails will take you or how far you are along the trails. ...

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