Salmon River Scenic Byway | Visit Idaho

The northern end of the Salmon River Scenic Byway begins at Lost Trail Pass (elevation 6,995 feet) on Idaho - Montana border. Lewis and Clark traveled this area in 1805, and the spectacular views from this vantage point have changed little since that famous exploration of the West. The route follows the Salmon River -- also known as the River of No Return -- through the Salmon-Challis National Forest, the historic city of Salmon and into Stanley. Are you ready to start your next Idaho adventure? Start planning your road trip to Idaho’s Salmon River Byway here: https://visitidaho.org/things-to-do/r... Follow Visit Idaho's Social Channels 🤳🏻 Instagram:   / visitidaho   📺 YouTube:    / visitidaho   👥 Facebook:   / visitidaho   ✖️ Twitter:   / visitidaho   📌 Pinterest:   / visitidaho   With its wide-open spaces and serene landscapes, Idaho has plenty of room to roam and adventure with ease. Our priority is to keep you safe as you explore our beautiful state, so please remember to travel and recreate responsibly. https://visitidaho.org/travel-respons... #visitidaho #salmonriver #nationalforest #idahoscenicbyway #riverofnoreturn #outdooradventures #whitewaterrafting #lewisandclark