6 Things to do near North Fork Canyon (River of No Return) - Free Arenas
North Fork Canyon (River of No Return)
45.36346600113, -114.29982899188
Add Location

Embed Search

Place this code in your website's html where you'd like to see these results.

Where do you plan to embed this code?

<script src="https://www.freearenas.com/embed/sa52"></script>

Want to customize this plugin? Copy Code Snippet

6 Things to do near North Fork Canyon (River of No Return)

first prev 1 next last

Showing results within 50 miles Distance miles Go of 1903 Salmon River Rd, Shoup, ID 83469, USA City, Zip, or Address Go

Add Location

Salmon Swimming Hole

McCall, Idaho

6.4 miles SW

A large sandy beach on the legendary Salmon River with fantastic views all around — swim only when the current is calm; if the beach is underwater, the current is too strong.

Swim

swim Swimming Hole

Salmon River

Salmon, Idaho

14.1 miles E

The longest free-flowing river in the lower 48 states — the Salmon River runs undammed for 425 miles from Sawtooth peaks to Hells Canyon, draining 14,000 square miles of wild Idaho.

Camp, Whitewater

camp Campsite

whitewater Whitewater Rapid

Golf Course

Salmon, Idaho

23.6 miles SE

A private disc golf course with cottonwood trees and water hazards in Salmon, Idaho — call ahead for a tee time and course map.

Disc Golf

disc golf Folf Course

Trapper Peak

Darby, Montana

33.5 miles N

Trapper Peak is the highest summit in Montana's Bitterroot Mountains, a rugged 10,157-foot granite crown rising some 6,000 feet above the Bitterroot Valley near the town of Darby in the...

Hike

hike Hiking Trail

Goldbug (Elk Bend) Hot Springs

Salmon, Idaho

36.3 miles SE

A 4-mile out-and-back hike near Salmon, Idaho, leading to rock-laid hot springs on a hillside — the first stretch crosses private property, so please be respectful of that access.

Hike, Hot Springs

hike Hiking Trail

hot springs Hot Spring

Sharkey Hot Springs

Salmon, Idaho

41.5 miles SE

Two developed soaking pools with restrooms, changing rooms, and picnic tables in the Lemhi Valley — a classic BLM hot spring named for an 1890s homesteader.

Hot Springs

hot springs Hot Spring

Look Further
×
loading...

Edit Your Experience

Log Your Visit to This Location

We've logged that you went. Is there anything else you want to add?

Thank you for your review/comment

We've recorded your comments. Is there anything else you want to add?

By recording your visit on FreeArenas.com, you'll have a collection of all the great places you've been and provide valuable information for yourself and others in the future.

Have you been to this location?

/5
Cancel

Donate to the Cause

Help us inspire and inform every person to enjoy life and the great outdoors in a responsible way. There's a lot of ways to do this. Here's a few ways we're working on our mission right now: Providing information, Building and maintaining local trails, Helping and teaching kids to fix their bikes, Cleaning up local parks to provide safe and clean places to enjoy nature. Learn More

Update Review

/5

New Collection

Add an Arena

Just some quick info about this location to get started...