IN THE SHADOW OF THE BITTERROOTS PART 2 | Outdoor Idaho
To recreate in Idaho’s Bitterroot Mountains takes a concerted effort. Outdoor enthusiasts need to really want to get there, because it’s a place that hard to get to and even harder to leave. From the Selway River to the tallest peaks, Outdoor Idaho takes you to the rugged places where people just want to have fun.
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