Salmon may be best known as the gateway to the Main and Middle Forks of the Salmon River. World-class whitewater attracts enthusiasts the world over. The peaks and trails of the Beaverhead Mountains provide great hiking and exploring, Lost Trail has skiing during winter & biking in summer, there are hot springs, lakes, and plenty of trails (including part of the Lewis and Clark trail) to offer the adventurous traveler plenty to do. Our Idaho based professional staff look forward to helping you plan the perfect vacation in Salmon.
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Salmon, Idaho is located in the mountains of Central Idaho, 59 miles north of Challis and 116 miles north of Stanley. Salmon is most famously the birthplace of Sacajawea and the gateway to rafting the Middle Fork and Main Salmon Rivers. Visitors from all over the world end their Middle Fork trips and begin Main Salmon rafting trips in the town of Salmon. Salmon specializes in recreational industries such as whitewater rafting and outfitting but has a rich history of mining, lumbering and ranching. It is a beautiful valley with lots of outdoor opportunities.
Lodging in Salmon consists of independently owned hotels as well as bed & breakfasts and guest ranches such as 100 Acre Wood Lodge located 25 miles north of Salmon. The lodge is great for travelers looking to unwind and relax. They also offer fun activities such as jeep tours, fishing and gold panning.
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