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C&P IDAHO4 8X11 2004.Indd United States Department of Agriculture Forest Camping and Picnicking on the Service Intermountain Region National Forests of Ogden, Utah Southern Idaho & Western Wyoming 95 90 Lewiston IDAHO Salmon MONTANA 93 55 95 Challis 20 14 93 21 15 20 20 26 Jackson Boise Idaho Falls 20 20 84 Pocatello 189 86 30 Twin Falls Big Piney 93 Montpelier 189 WYOMING 84 15 Kemmerer 80 UTAH 30 30 Ogden 80 Evanston THE NATIONAL FORESTS America’s Great 2 0 0 4 2 0 0 4 Outdoors 1 in your multiple-use National partners in seeing that the National This Land is Your Land Forests. Forests fulfi ll and magnify the intent This guide is provided as an wildernesses, adventure, solitude, For those who prefer a less of their creation. Your partnership introduction to the the camping and scenery enough to saturate your robust trip, how about a scenic drive, decrees the right to enjoy, but not and picnicking opportunities in the aesthetic cravings. photography excursion, bird watch- destroy, any facet of the National National Forests of the Intermoun- A National Forest is more than ing, or a picnic? All these experi- Forest. tain Region. More detailed infor- trees and camping, hiking, fi shing, ences–and more–await you. Forest Supervisors, District mation can be obtained from each and hunting. You can enjoy the Woodcutting, a popular family Rangers, their staffs, and volunteers, National Forest offi ce listed. Two magnifi cence of the mountains; the outing in the Intermountain Region, live and work in the National Forests. key documents that you may wish serenity of the wilderness; the thrill starts early in the summer and con- They will answer your questions, to request are the “National Forest of skiing and kayaking; the miracles tinues through the fall. Contact your serve your needs when you visit a Visitor Map” and the “Travel Map” of spring fl owers, baby animals, and local Ranger District for information National Forest, and dedicate them- for the Forest you are interested in. majestic big game; the sound of and a woodcutting permit. selves to protecting these lands–your These suggestions only scratch lands. So, as part owner in this public The Intermountain Region birds; a camping trip; and the fun of the surface. When you play in a resource, you are challenged to pro- of the Forest Service encompasses a summer picnic in your National National Forest, let your imagination tect and use wisely all facets of your National Forests in Utah, Nevada, Forest–the Land of Many Uses. lead you to exciting (and safe) adven- National Forests. southern Idaho, western Wyoming, So, leave your stress behind tures in the out-of-doors. and parts of Colorado and Cali- and spend time with nature. In a Roads take you and bring you fornia. This Region boasts rugged few hours from any place in the back from far-fl ung corners of your mountains, fertile valleys, rivers, des- Intermountain Region you can pull National Forests. Every road serves erts, varied wildlife, campgrounds, into a National Forest campground. Pitch your tent and spend a great many users. Some roads invite you get-away weekend fi shing for the to enter the Forest while others, TREAD LIGHTLY! big ones or dabbling a hook in the closed after timber hauling, mineral stream, swimming, canoeing, and extraction, or other uses, ask you not I Pledge to TREAD LIGHTLY on cooking over a campfi re. to intrude. Often times these roads public and private lands by: You want to go farther from are closed to provide privacy and civilization? Space for backpacking protection for animals. In the spring- T raveling only where motorized is almost limitless. Please consult time, wild mothers prefer to give vehicles are permitted and never Forest Service maps and handouts birth to their young away from the blazing my own trail. for information on where to go and prying eyes of humans. Sometimes, R especting the rights of hikers, how to get there. the fl owers and grasses need to grow skiers, campers, and others to Feeling adverturesome? White untrampled by visitors. Closed roads enjoy their activities undisturbed. water river running, big game hunt- invite you to explore on foot rather E ducating myself by obtaining travel ing, winter camp outs and sports, than in your vehicle. maps and regulations from public mountain climbing, and horseback As stewards of the National agencies, complying with signs and riding are challenges to be explored Forests, heed the “closed-road” barriers, and asking owners’ per- IDAHO signs, but follow and enjoy the mission to cross private property. open roads as they beckon you to A voiding streams, lakeshores, mead- outdoor adventures. Remember, ows, muddy roads and trails, steep ARCO 102 Tread Lightly, protect the earth, and hillsides, wildlife, and livestock. BLACKFOOT 45 59 BOISE 210 189 248 have fun! D riving responsibly to protect the BONNERS FERRY 582 489 539 465 Each generation becomes the environment and preserve oppor- BUHL 109 126 153 119 584 custodian rather than the absolute tunities to enjoy my vehicle on wild BURLEY 53 144 97 163 628 56 owner of National Forest resources, lands. BUTTE, MT 278 235 234 425 330 360 331 and each generation has the obliga- CALDWELL 235 214 273 25 471 149 188 448 CHEYENNE, WY 531 587 529 741 980 636 585 650 765 CHEYENNE, WY tion to pass this inheritance on COEUR D’ALENE 535 446 492 389 79 507 552 285 394 935 COEUR D’ALENE intact. You and the Forest Service are GOODING 116 100 158 102 567 42 69 335 127 647 491 GOODING GRANGEVILLE 408 388 446 198 267 317 361 290 204 939 191 300 GRANGEVILLE HAILEY HAILEY 151 76 135 141 545 85 100 312 AMERICAN FALLS 162 ARCO BLACKFOOT BOISE 663 BONNERS FERRY BUHL 493 BURLEY BUTTE,MONTANA 60CALDWELL 344 IDAHO FALLS 72 67 28 257 512 180 124 208 282 520 465 167 450 144 IDAHO FALLS JEROME 95 101 139 112 577 30 48 336 141 626 501 22 310 61 169 JEROME LEWISTON 480 460 518 270 196 389 433 335 276 985 119 372 72 412 496 382 LEWISTON McCALL 317 297 355 107 358 226 270 381 123 848 282 210 91 247 364 219 163 McCALL MALAD CITY 83 138 80 292 618 170 135 313 317 501 571 182 490 222 107 177 562 383 MALAD CITY MONTPELIER 114 169 111 323 649 217 166 344 348 408 602 240 521 256 138 208 593 441 94 MONTPELIER MOSCOW 513 493 551 303 162 422 466 359 309 1009 86 405 105 444 529 415 34 196 595 626 MOSCOW NAMPA 226 205 264 20 480 140 179 440 9 757 403 118 211 157 273 128 283 120 308 339 316 NAMPA OROFINO 464 443 502 254 237 372 416 294 259 944 160 356 56 395 454 366 42 147 546 577 75 266 OROFINO PAYETTE 268 248 306 58 437 177 221 460 34 797 365 160 170 200 315 171 242 104 350 381 275 42 226 PAYETTE POCATELLO 25 81 24 234 561 133 77 257 259 507 514 140 432 158 51 119 504 341 58 89 537 250 488 292 POCATELLO PORTLAND, OR 638 618 677 430 461 546 588 654 404 1168 384 531 426 572 680 544 353 490 709 750 386 412 374 376 662 OR PORTLAND, PRESTON 93 148 91 302 628 201 146 324 327 454 581 208 500 225 118 188 573 409 37 46 605 318 540 361 68 732 PRESTON RENO, NV 542 563 585 425 862 459 491 798 408 946 785 489 599 524 611 468 670 525 608 654 700 405 654 429 566 588 624 RENO, NEVADA REXBURG 99 87 55 276 507 207 151 203 301 511 460 180 445 163 27 188 491 383 134 165 524 292 449 335 77 705 144 639 REXBURG RUPERT 50 146 94 165 630 63 8 327 189 581 553 71 363 106 121 50 435 272 132 163 468 180 418 223 74 594 142 497 148 RUPERT SALMON 231 138 187 252 351 264 282 146 277 667 304 238 289 186 161 240 335 359 267 298 368 268 293 310 210 592 277 702 156 284 SALMON SALT LAKE CITY, UT 167 241 184 336 729 238 177 413 362 428 687 249 533 283 210 220 606 450 100 150 639 354 597 391 161 770 106 518 236 175 379 UT LAKE CITY, SALT SANDPOINT 556 463 512 434 33 551 596 303 438 953 46 535 234 513 486 547 163 325 591 622 129 445 213 405 535 428 602 830 481 598 324 689 SANDPOINT SAN FRANCISCO, CA 765 786 808 648 972 682 714 1002 631 1169 897 712 822 747 834 691 861 748 831 877 891 628 878 652 789 641 847 223 862 720 925 741 940 SAN FRANCISCO, CA SPOKANE, WA 572 475 528 379 109 502 533 314 386 964 33 486 182 521 502 495 109 276 599 630 84 393 151 354 504 340 614 784 497 544 330 700 72 868 SPOKANE, WA SUN VALLEY & KETCHUM 163 88 147 153 528 97 116 324 174 676 481 72 352 12 156 74 424 259 234 268 457 169 407 212 170 580 237 535 175 118 176 296 501 759 511 KETCHUM & VALLEY SUN TWIN FALLS 93 110 137 128 594 16 40 346 153 620 517 35 327 70 164 14 399 236 175 206 432 144 366 187 117 556 185 453 191 47 248 222 562 676 507 82 TWIN FALLS WALLACE 487 394 443 413 127 519 537 238 418 886 49 493 215 447 417 495 158 306 522 553 127 425 175 385 465 434 532 813 412 539 255 622 94 946 83 432 503 WALLACE WEISER 282 261 320 72 424 191 235 446 47 810 347 174 157 212 329 184 229 90 364 395 262 56 212 14 306 400 374 442 348 237 324 412 391 665 342 225 200 371 WEISER W.
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