The year 2014 has never before seen such a major influx of Razers (ATV”S) at Wagonhammer RV Park. We are the ideal destination for ATV Trails for this “Choice of Toys” as we border one of the largest wilderness areas in the country, “The Frank Church Wilderness”. We are also located in Lemhi County which is 94% US Forest Service land. The Forest Service is a very active player with endless maintained forest service roads that are just ideal for this quickly growing sport enjoyed by RV’ers today.
Russ Robinson had been dubbed the Fearless Razer Leader as he has explored in the past many of our local ventures.
Many of you will remember Russ and Linda as they were Wagonhammer Hosts for two executive years.
I will mention just a few of the outings during the past few weeks.
What is this thing called a “Razor”
“Fourth of July”
This trail takes you to the mountain top with a panoramic view of Salmon City, Salmon River Road, the Salmon River of no Return and the winding scenic Hwy 93 leading to the Montana Border.
“Wallace Lake” This trail takes you to a spectacular Mountain Lake with crystal clear waters
Razer ride to Wallace Lake
“Leesburg”
This ghost town had a population of 3000 during The Gold Rush Days
Window to Leesburg
“Sharkey Hot Springs”
The Lemhi Pass, Tendoy Store and our legendary Viola and the Hot Springs produce an action filled outing.
Other outings included both Williams Lake and Iron Lake.
Where are we?
Hull Creek Road also took us to the mountain top and we reconnected with Shoup Road. When on the Shoup Road a favorite stop was the store for a much loved milk shake or malt.
Abner & I joined for several of their outings and I must say that I cease to be amazed by God’s untouched wilderness for our enjoyment. Our good friends Fred & Lynne kept up to the gang with their Rubicon
Yes, The Razor is an incredible means of seeing our untouched wilderness beauty in the Salmon Valley.
We still have a few spaces available for the Steelhead Season and Hunting at Wagonhammer Campgrounds. Just call us at (208) 865 2477
* A special thanks to Forest Olivier a Fantastic Photographer for the great photos