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No people welcomed us to Idaho at Lost Trail Pass, only a few deer
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More travelling along Lewis & Clark's route, more L&C tourist stuff
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View of the Bitterroot mountains as seen from our campsite south of Salmon
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Giant rabbits in the campground!
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Giant rabbits in the campground!
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A bald eagle along the Salmon River
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A bald eagle along the Salmon River
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Riding along US 93, following the Salmon River upstream
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Riding along US 93, following the Salmon River upstream
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Our refuge for the night in Challis: the Holiday Lodge Motel
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One of the few RV's whose name is appropriate (as the owner gives her purse-dog a haircut next to the satellite dish as the generator roars away)
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We spotted salmon spawning here at Indian Riffles on the Salmon River
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Riding along US 93, following the Salmon River upstream
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Warming up at a campfire the night before we ascended to the Geographic Center of Idaho
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Riding up Yankee Fork Road in the early morning mountain cold, en route to the Geographic Center of Idaho
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Bushwhacking en route to the Geographic Center of Idaho
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Climbing up towards the Geographic Center of Idaho
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We made it! The Geographic Center of Idaho was at 7,500 feet!
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Views from the Geographic Center of Idaho
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Taking a breather on the moutainside
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Scrabling down the steep hillsides at the Geographic Center of Idaho
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This bright green fuzzy fungus (?) was growing all over the trees
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This bright green fuzzy fungus (?) was growing all over the trees
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It even started growing on Aaron's moustache!
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It even started growing on Aaron's moustache!
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Touring the remains of the gold rush ghost towns (Custer and Bonanza) along the Yankee Fork
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Info on the gold mining operations of teh late 1800's
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A huge dredger was even brought in (piece by piece!) to scour the tiny creek for gold (part 1)
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A huge dredger was even brought in (piece by piece!) to scour the tiny creek for gold (part 2)
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A huge dredger was even brought in (piece by piece!) to scour the tiny creek for gold
