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IDAHO CAMPGROUND DIRECTORY
PASS CREEK
FOREST SERVICE ROAD 122
CHALLIS NATIONAL FOREST
LATITUDE: N xx°xx.xxx
LONGITUDE: W xxx°xx.xxx

There are several creeks that flow along
Pass Creek Road with primative camping
areas. There are some great views and
worth the time to drive.

Pass Creek
Pass Creek

There are several campsites with picnic tables
and metal firerings. With the creek flowing next
to your camp located in towering canyons, this
is a little piece of heaven. Near Borah Peak the
highest point in Idaho.

There is an outhouse located near the west end
of the camp area.

Borah Peak
Hwy 93 about 20 miles north of Pass Creek

DIRECTIONS:
Hwy 93 near Darlington, Idaho.
You will see the signs...
Couple mile of dirt roads that wind
through the canyons.

From the SE, stay left at Howe and there
are signs that clearly mark Pass Creek Road.
The main Forest Service campground is about
22 miles, but there are dispersed camp areas
along the road.

ROAD CONDITIONS:
Dirt and gravel roads

NOTE:
This would be a perfect campground except
the camp sites are too close to the road, but
there's not a lot of cars going by.

Camped here May 24, 2005.
Camped here August 30, 2005.

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IDAHO CAMPGROUND DIRECTORY
CHALLIS NATIONAL FOREST
PASS CREEK