You’ll be amazed by these 7 places in Salmon-Challis National Forest

It’s a dream camping destination.

Certain images come to mind when you imagine “the great outdoors.” The phrase conjures thoughts of lush forests, serene lakes, and critters roaming the land. If these picture-perfect vistas are what you want out of an outdoor retreat, you can find them all within Idaho’s Salmon-Challis National Forest.

Over 4.3 million acres of land make up Salmon-Challis National Forest. From the Middle Fork of the Salmon River to the top of the Beaverhead Mountains, the region boasts an abundance of breathtaking views. While seeing all these natural wonders would take some time, visitors can witness the area’s top attractions at seven unique spots. Here’s a guide to the forest’s most beautiful places.