We got up and ate breakfast and noticed that the rain brought snow on the mountains, the smoke had cleared from the wildfires and the lake had fog. It was a very nice morning. We hung out at the campsite until lunch and had chili for lunch at the campsite. After lunch we drove to Redfish Lake to see the lake, lodge and campgrounds. It was a very busy place. Then we drove to Yankee Fork Gold Dredge. We were unable to take a tour because it was closed for the seas...

We are still camping at Stanley Lake at campsite #10 on the lake. This morning was cold. We got up a little later and ate breakfast at the campsite. Then we took off on our bikes from the campsite and followed the Stanley Lake Trail. The trail was really nice at first. It was easy to ride on and the Sawtooth Mountains were on our left. We rode through meadows and pine trees. Then we started the rocky climb. Liam is amazing on his bike and Seth gives it his all. ...

We woke up to the sound of elk. Apparently they were really close to our campsite. They sounded close and the other campers told us it was close to us. The camp host believes the elk come to the campground during hunting season because they know it is a safe place. We ate breakfast and then moved our campsite across the road to get a lakeside view. It was windy and a bit difficult but we gathered everything up and walked it across, including the tent. The tent d...

The people we met at Craters of the Moon that were camping across from us and showed us the moon and planets, Laurie and Doug, were also going to the Sawtooths a day ahead of us and said they would save us a campsite when they got there. So we woke up, ate breakfast and then packed up. We headed north to the Sawtooth Mountains. We stopped Bellevue to get gas and propane. Then we stopped in Hailey and bought some groceries. They lady working in the store was from...

This morning we ate breakfast at the campsite and then rode our bikes to the Visitor Center and got postcards and books for the Junior Ranger program. Then we drove to Spatter Cone trail and looked inside the volcanoes. Then walked over to the North Crater trail and looked into the craters which were amazingly enormous. It made us feel very tiny. Walking on the ridge of the craters made Matt and I have a weird feeling in our peripheral vision. It was similar to ...