Sawtooth National Recreation AreaMountain Biking
Mountain biking is very popular at Sawtooth National Recreation Area. The region has many great routes. Here is a tempting sampler:
Easiest Decker Flat Road: 12 to 14 miles. Mile Post 174.7 on Hwy. 75. Turn west on Decker Flat Road. An easy scenic ride on a dirt road. Perfect for a family ride. Nip & Tuck Road: 6.5 miles one-way. Mile Post 125.9 on Hwy. 21. Turn north on Valley Creek Road (across from Stanley Lake Road). Go about 1/2 mile then turn right and continue. This historic road, once used by freight wagons, offers views of the Sawtooth and White Cloud Mountains.
More Difficult Smiley Creek: 14 miles round-trip. Mile Post 165.6 on Hwy. 75. Turn west onto Smiley Creek Road. A gravel and dirt road that leads to Vienna City, a historic mining town.
Most Difficult If you'd like more detailed information, books and pamphlets about other routes are available at the SNRA Headquarters Visitor Center.
Last Updated: 15 Sep 2010
Published: 29 Apr 2002 The details, dates, and prices mentioned in this article were accurate at the time of publication. Post Your CommentGORP.com's Featured Content |
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