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Salmon National Forest, Salmon River Mountains, Idaho
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| | There's some flowing water nearby, Deadhorse Creek is a stream you can go to during your stay, and close by you locate the Pretty Gulch Trail which is a great hiking trail. Salmon National Forest is a striking sector of wilderness where everybody has a good time. Life's too short to enjoy all the amusing things near Salmon National Forest. If the weather is magnificent here at Salmon National Forest, you can go for a hike along the Sagebrush Lookout Trail; Elkhorn Creek is one of the streams nearby that might be worth stopping at.
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National Forest is a good choice when you've gotta get out. Salmon National Forest gets very little precipitation; June is the wettest month with most rain, and the driest of the months is February. Get yourself into a kayak and hit Panther Creek; Salmon National Forest is tremendous
| enough to spend more than a day at, Ebenezer Bar Campground is a tremendous local campground.
If you came for an overnight stay Middle Fork Campground is a great spot to camp; a short spree to Sagebrush Spring is always worthwhile. Summer brings highs in the 80's to Salmon National Forest. When the night sets in temperatures dip down into the 40's. High temperatures all through the winter are normally in the 20's while the cold winter nights at Salmon National Forest are in the 0's. There is good outdoors recreation at Salmon National Forest, so | |
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you could have fun during your stay.
The grandiose prettiness of Salmon National Forest is there for you to love. Sagebrush Mountain is a peak you can see from Salmon National Forest, and lots of folks from Shoup come here. If you love the outdoors you'll love it here in the
Salmon River Mountains. On a pleasant day at Salmon National Forest you can take a hike along the Crags Trail, and if you come at the right time of year, Panther Creek offers some great whitewater.
Salmon National Forest is a popular destination for people from Shoup. Going
for a hike on the Clear Creek Trail is always a good adventure, and why not camp at Long Tom Campground since you're here at Salmon National Forest. What a spot this is for outdoors people.
There are so many amusing things to do for the whole family to love. This place, the
Salmon River Mountains, has so much outdoors fun things. There is a pleasant hiking trail near Salmon National Forest called the Gant Ridge Trail, and a good place to camp here at Salmon National Forest is Crags Campground.
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Other parks near Salmon National Forest, Salmon River Mountains, Idaho:
Painted Rocks State Park, Montana, 26 miles away 
Bitterroot National Forest, Montana, 27 miles away
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Campgrounds near Salmon National Forest, Salmon River Mountains, Idaho:
Ebenezer Bar Campground, Lemhi County, 5 miles away 
Crags Campground, Lemhi County, 8 miles away 
Long Tom Campground, Lemhi County, 9 miles away
Middle Fork Campground, Lemhi County, 10 miles away
Yellowjacket Campground, Lemhi County, 11 miles away
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Trails near Salmon National Forest, Salmon River Mountains, Idaho:
Sagebrush Lookout Trail, Lemhi County, 5 miles away 
Crags Trail, Lemhi County, 6 miles away 
Gant Ridge Trail, Lemhi County, 6 miles away
Pretty Gulch Trail, Lemhi County, 7 miles away
Clear Creek Trail, Lemhi County, 8 miles away
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Coordinates:
Latitude: 45.23584
Longitude: -114.4543
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