Finally got out on trail near Yellowstone park! Clarks Fork Canyon / Morrison Jeep Trail 2026

[JTGuy]

I did the Nor Cal BDRWith some friends in JLs and the main road is cool but the side roads are not. Many miles of bush lined shelf roads with inches of powder dust. It just got old .

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[Orange01z28]

I've been dirt roading in Idaho 3 times - in 2007 and 2015 on a motorcycle and 2021 with my Jeep. The forest roads in Idaho are well mapped and kept in good condition. The biggest challenge is routing for gas and food. Don't miss the Custer Ghost Town and the dirt road that goes from Custer to Challis. On my last trip, an Idaho hunter told me he had quit hunting above US 12 because of the Wolves. I recently read a report that that gas was no longer available in Yellowpine. McCall in a neat little resort town with a "Moab" kind of vibe but it can get very crowded. I want to go back!

https://advrider.com/f/threads/my-d...of-idaho-and-all-i-got-was-a-t-shirt.1084303/

I have a buddy with a cabin in the Frank Church wilderness, all in all it's about 3 hours on dirt from McCall. I think there's gas in Warren, but we just always fuel up in McCall and bring jerry cans with us rather than have to count on emergency gas there or Yellowpine

 

[Andy29847]

I have a buddy with a cabin in the Frank Church wilderness, all in all it's about 3 hours on dirt from McCall. I think there's gas in Warren, but we just always fuel up in McCall and bring jerry cans with us rather than have to count on emergency gas there or Yellowpine

I rode around trhe Frank church wilderness on a motorcycle a couple of times. The last was in 2015. We called our ride the "Six Days of Idaho." It was great!

https://advrider.com/f/threads/my-d...of-idaho-and-all-i-got-was-a-t-shirt.1084303/

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