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Glade Creek Campground
 | Glade Creek is a wonderful place. It has a lot of sand to hang out in. I go to Glade Creek every single year with my family. I like the way it is so clean every time we go there!!! Please keep doing a good job. Love, your friend and visitor, Taylor S.... |
Lookout Pass
 | 60 miles away
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Lookout Pass is the original Idaho ski area having documented skiing and a home made rope tow in
1935. The local ski pioneers chose Lookout Pass because of the abundant snowfall and excellent snow quality which they could access by jumping on the Northern Pacific railcars as they proceeded east from the mining towns of Wallace and Mullan, Idaho. These ski adventurers would hop off the railcars at the summit and utilize a highway storage shed as a warming hut
that they nicknamed ''Buzzards Roost''.
Lookout Pass has operated every winter season since 1935 and has a
reputation for legendary powder, earliest openings, and longest season in the region. Average snowfall is 400'' of light Northern Rockies snow. The ''Affordable Family Ski Area'' has recently received a major expansion approval and has initiated the first three phases of a five phase Master Development Plan.... |
Brundage Mountain
| 71 miles away
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...orite of Idahoans for over 46 years.
Corduroy lovers rave about the resort's wide, expertly groomed runs, while their powder-hungry pals can easily hop off-trail into endless glades stuffed with feather-light fluff.
A mid-week visit to Brundage Mountain is all it takes to understand the resort's long-time claim that it is 'Uncrowded, Unspoiled, and Unbelievable'. Frequent visitors know it's easier to find a fresh line than a lift line at Brundage on a weekday. With an average of 325 inches of annual snowfall, the powder days are plentiful. Clear skies reveal sweeping views of Payette Lake & McCall off one crest, and endless mountain scenery reaching all the way to Oregon's Blue Mountains off the opposite side. The only challenge is deciding how long to savor the natural beauty before plunging back in for more terrific turns. Fortunately, with 1,800 vertical feet and more than 1,500 acres of in-bound terrain, there's plenty of time to enjoy both the snow and the spectacular scenery.
Weekends and holidays are lively at Brundage Mountain. Visitors frequently enjoy live entertai... |
Silver Mountain
| 74 miles away
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After a day of skiing or snowboarding at Silver Mountain take a ride down seven wild water slides including a family raft adventure. Relax in the lazy river or surf our Flow Rider(TM) continuous wave. When your finally tuckered out, walk a few steps to Noah's Canteen restaurant or Wildcat Pizza to enjoy some fresh house made food and gourmet pizza. Then, only a few more steps to the Morning Star Lodge, Silver Mountain Resort's brand new condominium complex where you can sleep the night away in luxury accommodations.... |
Tamarack
| 84 miles away
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When Tamarack Resort opened in December 2004, it was the first all-season resort to open in the U.S. in more than two decades. Tamarack features mountain, meadow and lake, and has the distinction of being a rare destination resort with ski, golf, lake, village, and lodging amenities all located in extremely close proximity.
Tamarack is nestled in Idaho?s Payette River Mountains. The resort is located about 90 miles north of Boise, west of the small town of Donnelly on the northwest shores of Lake Cascade. Bordered on the north, south, and west by National Forest land, Tamarack sits at the doorstep of the largest mountain wilderness in the lower 48 states?the Frank Church-River of No Return Wilderness.
The base elevation of the Tamarack Mountain is 4,900 feet and it rises to a summit of 7,700?providing 2,800 feet of vertical for skiers, hikers and mountain bikers. Tamarack features 1,100 acres of lift-accessed terrain, a 22? SuperPipe and two Terrain Parks all serviced by seven lifts, including three high-speed detachable quads. Guided backcountry trips provide access 5,054 acr... |
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Other campgrounds near Apgar Campground, Idaho:
Glade Creek Campground, Idaho County, 1 miles away  | | ...e. It has a lot of sand to hang out in. I go to Glade Creek every single year ...
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Knife Edge Campground, Idaho County, 4 miles away 
O'Hara Campground, Idaho County, 6 miles away 
Rackliff Campground, Idaho County, 7 miles away
Wild Goose Campground, Idaho County, 7 miles away 
Twentymile Bar Campground, Idaho County, 8 miles away 
Slide Creek Campground, Idaho County, 8 miles away
Pete Forks Campground, Idaho County, 9 miles away 
Boyd Creek Campground, Idaho County, 9 miles away
Twentythree Mile Campground, Idaho County, 11 miles away
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Paddling Rivers Near Apgar Campground, Idaho:
Lochsa River, IdahoCounty, 2 miles away | | Class III-V - 15 miles long (Split Creek Pack Bridge to Lowell)
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Selway River, IdahoCounty, 9 miles away | | Class III - 7 miles long (Selway Falls to Boyd Creek Campground)
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Lochsa River, IdahoCounty, 12 miles away | | Class III-IV - 9 miles long (Wilderness Gateway bridge to Split Creek Pack Bridge)
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Fish Creek, IdahoCounty, 14 miles away | | Class IV - 1.5 miles long (Forest Service Road to Lochsa River)
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Clearwater River - Middle Fork, IdahoCounty, 19 miles away  | | Class I-II - 22 miles long (Lowell to Kooskia)
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Trails near Apgar Campground, Idaho:
East Boyd Glover Roundtop National Recreation Trail, Idaho County, 13 miles away
Mule Creek Trail, Idaho County, 14 miles away
Beaver Creek Trail, Idaho County, 14 miles away
Nugget Point Trail, Idaho County, 15 miles away
Elk Creek Trail, Idaho County, 16 miles away
Anderson Butte National Recreation Trail, Idaho County, 19 miles away
Pilot Knob Trail, Idaho County, 20 miles away
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Lakes Near Apgar Campground, Idaho:
Andys Lakes, Idaho CountyCounty, 4 miles away
Coolwater Lake, Idaho CountyCounty, 6 miles away
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