So where did you dry camp today?

Great NW site. Nice weather too, it looks like.

Since this is a campground in which I had to pay, included a picnic table and fire pit I would consider this dry camping vs boondocking.

Bull Trout Lake Idaho.

Lakeside, Twin Lakes Idaho ~12 miles from Preston.

Eastwacamper wrote:
DJ. Was that shot near Idaho City? We took our old motor home last year to a forest service place I think, just south of Idaho City the weekend they had the salmon festival. Interesting to see the bear. Are they common in that area? Born in Farragut before WWII? Or during or after? I hope we get there again soon. Beautiful place but plum full in summer.

Actually 18 miles north of IC and up Edna Creek. Lots of black bear.

Born in '47. Dad was a civilian accountant for the Navy Base. Military would not take him as he suffered from black lung being a coal miner in West Virginia.

DJ. Was that shot near Idaho City? We took our old motor home last year to a forest service place I think, just south of Idaho City the weekend they had the salmon festival. Interesting to see the bear. Are they common in that area? Born in Farragut before WWII? Or during or after? I hope we get there again soon. Beautiful place but plum full in summer.

Nice bear picture DJ.
I like yours better than this one even though my son the tall trooper is pictured. Bears and cars don't mix well.

I was born in Farragut!!! A long time ago!!!!!

Here is where I spent last week. Crooked River, north of Idaho City Idaho. The only noise I didn't make was the river behind me!!!



Here is a young Cinnamon Bear seen on one of my rides.

Lots, I'll look for that photo next time we are at Farragut.

Beautiful shots you posted here.

Thanks. I've been to Locust Point but didn't recognize the scenery in that shot.

Lots of Stuff, that was a big score -- to get out to the Rainbow Rim without anyone else around!! Judging by the foliage in your photo, it looks like you got there in early to mid May -- after the snow had melted, before Highway 67 opens, and after the grass had sprouted. There are folks who go out there in the winter on cross-country skis, snow-camping right on the edge of the canyon. Too rugged for me, but it sure sounds great.