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By Amanda Adreani

he beautiful spring and the anticipated incredible summer have Wood River Valley residents excited to share their outdoor spaces again. Arianne Heyser, co-owner of Ketchum’s Topnotch Fine Furnishings and Design, and her team are thrilled with the new outdoor furniture options available this season. “We’re preparing for an amazing outdoor furniture season. Customers typically don’t ask about furniture for their outdoor spaces until late May or early June, and we’ve already had customers inquire about availability and what’s new.” The store is filled with dining room settings for all sizes of gatherings, plus lots of comfortable outdoor seating, such as sectionals, sofas and recliners. Throw a beautiful rug – that you can even spray off with a hose – to highlight your gathering place and you are set to start adding unique pieces that highlight your personal style. Topnotch has new unique pieces from free form bench-

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es to bright colored Adirondack chairs made from recycled plastic. The new selections of woven pillows and throw blankets are versatile to be used both inside the home and outdoor on the patio. Heyser explained how fantastic the new fabrics are, “You’d never know they’re made to be outside. They’re amazing if you have a young family, you can use them inside or outside and know that the pillows and blankets are washable.” The store is filled with wooden trays and bowls, succulents, decorative balls and candles that can be incorporated to make your presentation a success. This past year taught us that sometimes life is best lived by focusing one day at a time. Consider brightening up your home, one room at a time. Think about adding simple updates in your home that will bring you joy. For instance, take a look at your bedroom and consider incorporating fresh new bedding, lighter or vintage fabrics or add a textured pillow to bring a smile every time you enter the room. Integrate the inspiration from all around you. Heyser is continually inspired by the beauty of the mountains we

live in. “It’s all about bringing the outdoor beauty into our spaces to enjoy it.” Topnotch has furniture pieces that will satisfy a variety of styles. Simply by incorporating organic pieces inside our homes, such as stone bowls and teak root tables, reminds us of things that we enjoy outside, “By bringing it inside, we can connect and appreciate the beauty of nature.” A special service that Topnotch offers to their customers is the option to take items out of the store “on approval”. Once the larger pieces are selected, accent pieces such as lamps, accessories, art and accents can be delivered to the customer’s home. One of the designers will then work with the customer to arrange the items. The customer can live with the items for 24 hours and then make a decision about which they want to keep. “An integral part of this process is to see an entire design concept come together. It’s such a visual process for most people. It’s not the same experience to look online or at a picture. Our feedback from customers is that they find it very helpful when they can see the items arranged in their home.” As the weather warms, Heyser is looking forward to receiving new pieces for the showroom and adjusting her

home to reflect the change in season. In her free-time, like many of us, Heyser is looking forward to many hikes, going to the lake, backyard barbecues and gathering with loved ones. “I think people are excited to hang out with friends and loved ones again. Adding little changes and new items in the interior/exterior spaces of their home, gives the gathering areas a fresh and welcome energy.” F SUN VALLEY SOURCE

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INSPIRED BY BEAUTY By Amanda Adreani

GREAT FINDS A Summer Shopping Guide

LETTER FROM THE PUBLISHER

GRAVEL LESS TRAVELED

By Randy Schaeffer

MASTHEAD

By Jim Santa

SHOPPING MAP BUSINESS LISTINGS

OUTDOOR GUIDE

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31 GATEWAY TO ADVENTURE By Bryant Dunn

34 TRAILING OF THE SHEEP FESTIVAL By Hayden Seder

37 SUN VALLEY MUSIC FESTIVAL

40 GOODBYE, CITY LIFE. By Kristin Hovencamp

54 SUN VALLEY WEDDINGS 56 / Katie and Bradley 58 / Chanel and Henry 8

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BALDY TRAIL MAP

LODGING GUIDE From 5-star to sleeping bags – we have it all including luxury homes and condos

20 BEST HIKES

78 STANLEY Upper and Lower Stanley Map

88 DINING GUIDE The Source is the only local magazine that gives you a complete listing of all restaurants and cuisine from Stanley to Fairfield.

93 STANLEY ROAD TRIP

HEALTHY RELATIONSHIPS

TOWN MAPS 79 Sun Valley/Elkhorn 80 Ketchum 81 Hailey 82 Bellevue

LIST OF ADVERTISERS AND WEB ADDRESS DIRECTORY

TOWN BIKE PATH

DAY TRIP TO STANLEY

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AIRLINE MAP Nonstop Flights from ORD, SEA, SLC, LAX, SFO, DEN

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COLLECTIVE BOUTIQUE with local artists and vendors: home decor, clothing, hats, jewelry, candles, signs, accessories, skin care and more!

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Dear Readers, Well, we are six months into 2021 and things are starting to change from what we were experiencing in 2020. I am starting to recognize people again and can see their smiling faces. The unique challenges that we have faced reminds us of how important it is to support one another whether it be charitable, praying for people in need, or simply by shopping locally. Sun Valley is filled with ideas to inspire you to think BIG, imagine and connect with the region’s best to bring your dreams to life! See you on the trail, Randy Schaeffer, Publisher/Owner

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1. Atkinsons’ Market 2. Audi Boise 3. Barry Peterson Fine Jewelers 4. Christopher & Company 5. Contemporary Cottage 6. Farmer’s Daughter 7. Lunchbox 8. Lux Shack 9. Moonshine Boutique 10. NourishMe 11. Primavera 12. Sturtevants 13. Sun Valley Needle Arts 14. The Manor House 15. Towne and Parke Jewelry 16. The UPS Store

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All Seasons Landscaping The Picket Fence Topnotch Fine Furnishings Tribes Interiors

REAL ESTATE 21. Remax 22. Sue Engelmann / Sotheby’s 23. Sun Valley Insurance

Broschofsky Gallery * Frederic Boloix Fine Art * Friesen Gallery * Gail Severn Gallery * Gilman Contemporary * Harvey Arts Project USA Jennifer Bellinger Fine Art Kneeland Gallery * MESH Gallery Mountain Images Gallery Ochi Fine Art Gallery Stone Art Gallery Sun Valley Museum of Art * Trails West Gallery Wood River Fine Arts *

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Great Finds BARRY PETERSON JEWELERS

A Barry Peterson Original Creation, these Diamond Earrings feature 2.86ctw of Natural Brown Diamonds and 0.95ctw Argyle Diamonds in a cluster setting of 18K Rose Gold. www.barrypeterson.com 511 Sun Valley Road, Ketchum 208.726.5202

TOWNE AND PARKE FINE JEWELRY

Fun Bracelets These Evocateur bracelets are Art Driven featuring hand-gilded 22K gold leaf and enamel over a brass base. They are hand crafted in the United States. www.towneandparkejewelry.com In the Sun Valley Village | 208.622.3522

TRIBES FURNISHINGS & INTERIORS

Antique African Benin Bronze Head Possibly late 19th Century. Country of origin – Nigeria. www.tribesinteriors.com 411 E. 5th Street, Ketchum 208.726.5003

FARMER’S DAUGHTER

Cow Head Handmade and original. All vintage and antique fabric from the 1800’s -1900’s. One-of-a-kind. www.thefarmersdaughtersunvalley.com 331 Leadville Avenue N, Ketchum 208.726.6433 18

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Mill Creek Sideboard This stunning sideboard features a pop of hair on hide and metal accents. The iron frame and cross stretcher base compliment the warm tones of the hide-covered soft touch doors.

Woodland Watchers Aluminum Sculpture features a bronze colored stag. Handmade by skilled master craftsmen.

TOPNOTCH FINE FURNISHINGS

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LUX SHACK

THE spot in Ketchum to find fresh, affordable clothing, shoes and accessories! www.shopluxshack.com 511 Leadville Ave N, Ketchum (Downstairs)

MOON SHINE BOUTIQUE AND THE CONTEMPORARY COTTAGE

A new mix on an old friend. One-of-a-kind repurposed flannels. Each one is recycled and printed here in Sun Valley by a local artist. Found only at The Moon Shine Boutique. MOON SHINE BOUTIQUE: 210 Sun Valley Road, Ketchum | 208.726.6293 THE CONTEMPORARY COTTAGE: 618 S. Main Street, Hailey | 208.788.3258 SUN VALLEY SOURCE

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SUN VALLEY NEEDLE ARTS

Unique Stork and Epaulette designed scissors by Gingher are gold-plated with slender blades and sharp points – perfect for cutting thread flawlessly – an ideal gift or collector item. www.sunvalleyneedlearts.com 190 First Ave North, Ketchum 208.928.7620

MAISON et CADEAUX

Welcome to the world of Maileg. Charm in every detail. www.maisonetcadeaux.com 351 N. Leadville Ave, Ketchum 208.622.3101

RASBERRYS

Retail Nook In addition to the deli case, Rasberrys has a variety of jams, spices, vinegars, granola, drink mixers, wine and locally made goods. Visit us downstairs from 11-5 Monday - Friday www.rasberrys.net 411 5th Street East, Lower Level, Ketchum 208.726.0606

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Gravel Less

TRAVELED By Jim Santa

Since the beginning of COVID, the bicycle industry has been experiencing unprecedented growth and one of the fastest growing trends in the cycling world is gravel riding or “gravel grinding.”

hile riding bicycles on gravel roads is far from anything revolutionary, we’ve been doing this since the bicycle was invented, the gear we are using is much more suited to it these days. Literally all the big bicycle manufacturers have “gravel” or “x-road” bikes now and the entire industry acknowledges this as a growth category. Gravel rides and races are popping up all over the country and are quickly becoming some of the most well attended events in cycling. REBECCA’S PRIVATE IDAHO We are fortunate to have one of the premier Gravel events in the country right here in our backyard, Rebecca’s Private Idaho. With RPI in its 9th season there are now 3 ways to participate. After a cancellation of the traditional Sun Valley event last season due to COVID, it’s back on for Labor Day weekend with the 3-day Queen’s Stage Race and 3 different distances for the 1-day Sunday event. Regardless of the distance you choose, RPI offers up some of the most beautiful and challenging gravel terrain anywhere in the country! One can also participate remotely with RPI Basecamp, an 8-week customized training program, or RPI Remote where you ride your own course wherever you are. Visit the RPI website www.rebeccasprivateidaho.com for more details. So just what makes riding a gravel bike different? From a distance the average gravel bike doesn’t look a whole lot different than the Schwinn Varsity 10-speed many of us rode to class and around campus, or in my case gravel roads and forest trails as well. But let’s take a closer look. The first thing to note is that the tires are generally wider and possess more aggressive tread patterns than what we’re used to seeing on traditional drop bar road bikes. And here’s one of the biggest

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fundamental differences between gravel and traditional road bikes. True road bikes will generally accommodate up to 28 or 30c tires on a 700c wheel, with 25c being the most common width. Most gravel bike frames and forks have been adapted to accept much bigger tires up to 45 or 47c on a 700c wheel and often including the option of a 650b or 27.5˝ wheel accommodating up to a 2.1˝ tire, closing in on what would be mountain bike tire and wheel standards. Many riders will have a second, or even third, set of wheels for their bike so they can easily adapt the bike to whatever conditions present. Others, like myself, will try to hit the middle ground with one set of wheels to do it all. This middle ground sweet spot will generally be a 38 or 40c tire on a 700c wheelset. This set up is fast enough on pavement, excellent on most gravel, and is plenty adequate on mellow single track trails. I’d like to suggest that the key to enjoying riding gravel lies in the wheel and tire set up. Go wider, go tubeless, drop the pressure, and if your budget allows, add a nice set of carbon rims. Upgrading wheels is generally money well spent and the most effective upgrade on almost any bike. And what about drop bars, aren’t they just for roadies and racing? While there are some gravel models offered with flat bars, drop bars can be infinitely more comfortable over the long haul as they allow for a number of different hand positions greatly reducing fatigue. Many of the drop bars for gravel are also a bit wider or have a flare offering more control on technical descents. Another notable difference is that most, if not all, gravel bikes will come standard with disc brakes. While virtually all mountain bikes adopted disc brakes some time ago we are seeing a mix of disc and rim brakes on traditional road bikes. Disc brakes provide much more efficient and powerful braking especially in mountainous terrain and in wet and muddy conditions. The reason all road bikes do not come with disc brakes is simply a weight factor. Road racers will generally choose a bike with disc brakes for mountain stages and traditional rim brakes, which are lighter, on flatter stages where braking is not as demanding. But enough about the bikes, let’s talk about the ride! For me, the gravel bike has become my favorite go to bike to ride. This is primarily because this bike is fun

“Gravel rides and races are popping up all over the country and are quickly becoming some of the most well attended events in cycling.” — Jim Santa

to ride no matter the terrain. It’s plenty fast on the pavement, ideal for gravel roads, and a blast on mellow singletrack. I can jump on this bike after work and easily throw together a “mixed surface” loop from my driveway that encompasses all of the previously mentioned terrain. I don’t have to load my bike up and go to a trailhead, and I don’t have to turn around when the pavement turns to gravel. And depending upon the route and terrain, the ride often combines both aspects of road and mountain biking skills. Living here in Central Idaho, and in most of the rural west, the potential routes are endless and mostly void of motor vehicles. Here in the Wood River Valley we now even have our own gravel map with a variety of suggested routes. Many of the gravel bikes available today are also equipped to take on extra baggage should bikepacking or overnighters be of interest, (think Idaho Hot Springs tour). And with the growth of ebikes, we are now seeing quite a few gravel models hitting the market should you desire a bit of assistance. The gravel, or all-road bike, also makes for a great travel companion as you can easily put together a fun ride wherever your travels may lead you. So whether you’re looking for the ultimate go everywhere ride or simply one to add to your current bike quiver, don’t overlook the option of a gravel model. Stop by Sturtevants – voted the Valley’s Best Bike Shop – for all of your cycling needs. Enjoy the ride and keep the rubber side down! F

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SUN VALLEY? YOUR ADVENTURE STARTS AT STURTEVANTS Consider Sturtevants home base for your best summer days. Whether we're outfitting you with the right footwear and apparel to summit mountains or walk around town, tuning your bike for epic single track, or getting you the right bikes for a family ride on scenic paved trails, our focus is outstanding customer service. Our friendly and knowledgable staff will help point you in the direction of your next adventure. We have you covered with exceptional service, guides, rentals, and world-class products.

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Sun Valley and its surrounding areas will not leave you lacking for activities and adventure. With some of the best trails in the west, the mountain biking and hiking are second to none.

MOUNTAIN BIKING

With over 400 miles of single-track spread throughout the valley, individuals of all ages and experience levels can find something to suit them. The technical and rugged trails on Bald Mountain now boast the country’s longest purpose-built downhill route and 3,100 feet of lift-access trails. The more relaxed White Cloud Trails offer stunning views of the valley and a great hiking or biking experience for beginners and families.

GOLF

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Check out the 6,986-yard Trail Creek championship course, the 7,214 yard-long Elkhorn Golf course and the 9-hole White Clouds course. Sun Valley Resort’s golf courses offer the country’s most amazing views on world-renowned greens for every level golfer.

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YOGA

Great for body and mind. Immerse yourself in yoga on top of Baldy, but remember to breathe because the view from the top might take your breath away.

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HIKING

Sun Valley offers all levels of hiking trails. See the Bald Mountain trail map on pages 84 and 85 and 20 Best Hikes on pages 76 and 77.

SUN VALLEY ON ICE

Sun Valley Resort is looking forward to the return of Sun Valley on Ice, opening on July 3rd and running Saturday nights through Labor Day. Sun Valley on Ice delivers an original lineup of all-star skaters including Olympic medalists and world-class figure skaters. 28

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treat yourself right Join us in Sunbeam for a genuine welcome, adventure-soaked rafting, and great food. It’s unforgettable. FULL DAY & HALF DAY TRIPS FOR ALL AGES FLOAT FISHING • SCENIC Dude, I just won FLOAT TRIPS • BOAT RENTALS many brownie 208.788.5005 • so WWW.WHITEOTTER.COM points with my wife

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Happy kids? Check! Happy husband? Check! Sunscreen reapplied? Check! Overabundance of exclamation marks?

Smiles, giggles, and squeals from the little people, and some from the big—yeah, see that big guy standing next to me? He screams like a girl! I love rafting.

and three daughters. Who is the man? I’m the man. AND I’m ROCKING this Pharrell hat.

Piles of laundry waiting for me? Who cares. 100s of emails I need to respond to? So not on my mind right now. School tuition, mortgages, doctors’ bills... See this? I’m made of armor... my day-to-day worries cannot penetrate my armor. White Otter, take me away.

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RAFTING A day in Sunbeam, Idaho with White Otter Outdoor Adventures simply can’t be beat! Your day starts with fresh blueberry muffins, raspberry scones, egg pies, and a good cup of coffee. Morning sun and some incredible food are followed by the sharing of laughter on the waters of the crystal clear Upper Main Salmon River. Your day ends in the afternoon sun on the deck of the Sunbeam Café. Rafting from Sunbeam is a must when you’re here for vacation. Even the drive to and from the river will leave you speechless. There are very few places as beautiful and as untouched as the Sawtooth National Recreation Area. www.whiteotter.com | 208-788-5005

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TRAILING OF THE SHEEP FESTIVAL The 25th Anniversary Celebration • October 6-10

Don’t miss Idaho’s premier cultural event honoring the arts, history and culture of the West. Fall is beautiful in Sun Valley and this event will capture your heart as we celebrate a slice of the American West. The event includes an authentic Sheep Folklife Fair, culinary events featuring lamb and local foods, storytelling, Wool Fest, multicultural experiences, entertainment, demonstrations and presentations, cooking, championship sheepdog trials and the Big Sheep Parade (Idaho living history) with 1,500 sheep trailing down Main Street in Ketchum. www.trailingofthesheep.org 30

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Gateway to Adventure EXPLOREWith offers one-stop option for outdoor enthusiasts By Bryant Dunn

fter more than a year of lockdowns and travel restrictions, the freedom to travel and explore the great outdoors has finally returned. This summer, tens of thousands of visitors will vacation in the Sun Valley area and experience the mountainous magic that the Wood River Valley and the Northern Rockies have to offer. Mountain bikers, hikers and backpackers will traverse local peaks and valleys on one of America’s most diverse and comprehensive series of single-track trails. Climbers and mountaineers will summit surrounding mountaintops. Anglers will cast along the banks of more than a hundred miles of local rivers and the hundreds of alpine lakes that are endemic to the Sun Valley area. Kids on summer vacation will explore the surrounding ecosystems in diverse and adventurous day camps. Whitewater enthusiasts will raft the endless rapids of central Idaho and ATV and side-by-side recreationists will motor their way through the surrounding countryside. Traditionally in Sun Valley, as in most mountain towns throughout the Rockies, outdoor recreation is up to the visitor to discover and experience. Local outfitters and guides who offer these services professionally are a resource many visitors take advantage of to make the most of their limited time and to enjoy a highly professional outdoor experience. However, identifying the right outfitter – or outfitters if multiple and various services are desired – can take treasured time away from a visit and ultimately lead to more questions than answers. With this in mind, EXPLOREWith, an outdoor experience provider which represents essentially all outdoor outfitted services through partnerships with Sun Valley area outfitting busi-

nesses, has launched its new headquarters in the Sun Valley mall. EXPLOREWith is the culmination of its partners’ vision to provide a single venue for visiting guests and locals alike to book any and all outdoor recreation in one location, whether in EXPLOREWith headquarters or online and at no additional cost to visiting guests. “We’re excited about the fantastic range of Sun Valley’s guided activities to be found under one roof at EXPLOREWith headquarters and online at explorewith.com,” co-founder, Erik Weiseth, shared. “Now the consumer can find, book and go!” This comprehensive and creative mission to create recreation itineraries through one venue is perfectly reflected by the interior design of EXLOREWith headquarters. In fact, modeled after many of the services it offers, the retail space in the Sun Valley mall is designed in the impression of a yurt or circular Mongolian wall tent. Cooper Cox, co-founder of EXPLOREWith and Otherwild Adventures and a store designer for Nike and Hermes, is behind the visionary design. EXPLOREWith is worth a visit to admire the layout even if visitors have already finalized their outdoor plans. A selection of outdoor brands are also featured, presenting the opportunity to be outfitted and geared up all in one visit. Surely, in a time when we are returning to wild places en masse and the options for outdoor experiences have never been more numerous, the simplicity of the EXPLOREWith booking system and the variety of adventures that it offers launches at the perfect time and in the perfect Rocky Mountain destination. F SUN VALLEY SOURCE

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A NEW ADVENTURE EVERY DAY! Kids Adventure Camps Mountain Goat Viewing Tours Backpacking Pack Goat Photo Trips Big Game Hunting Spring Steelhead Flyfishing Trips Private Riverside Lodge

Idaho Wilderness Outfitters operates under special use permits from the U.S. Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management and Sawtooth National Recreation Area. Join IWO for a Rocky Mountain adventure that you will never forget!

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Trailing of the Sheep Festival Celebrates 25th Anniversary

Photo: Carol Waller

By Hayden Seder

Twenty-five years ago in 1996, a small group interested in the history and culture of sheepherding in the Wood River Valley met for coffee and helped walk with the sheep through the Valley.

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hile the history of sheepherding in the area is long, the loss of farms and ranches and the growth of the West, and Idaho in particular, led to a need to preserve the rich stories, history, and heritage of sheepherding in Idaho. Thus, the Trailing of the Sheep Festival was born, a fiveday event including multicultural performers, storytelling, culinary events and cooking classes, a Wool Festival, and Championship Sheepdog Trials, all culminating in the Big Sheep Parade when 1,500 sheep trail down Main Street in Ketchum. Given accolades by National Geographic, msn.com, USA Today, and more, the Trailing of the Sheep Festival is a unique opportunity to be immersed in the cultural heritage of our area. Taking place October 6-10, this year’s Trailing of the Sheep Festival will have new and exciting events and an air of celebration as the event’s 25th

anniversary takes place after last year’s hiatus (though the sheep still trailed!). “We are excited to be back,” said Trailing of the Sheep Festival Executive Director Laura Musbach Drake. “Like so many, we were sad to take a hiatus last year, but we are feeling enthusiasm from patrons, volunteers, and Folk Life Fair vendors. We are hoping for a wonderful Festival – the best ever – and we are feeling great excitement from all of our audiences to participate and be a part of it this year.” THE GOOD SHEPHERD MONUMENT Currently in the works to be unveiled at this year’s Festival is The Good Shepherd Monument, a sculpture by Danny D. Edwards of Danny Edwards Bronzes that will feature eight life-size bronze sheep, a sheepherder, horse, and dog on the landscape strip at Roberta McKercher Park in Hailey. The sculpture will serve as a permanent legacy to the sheep industry, ranchers, herders, and their 150+ years of history in the Wood River Valley. “It is a unique gift from the Trailing of the Sheep Festival to the industry and to the Wood River Valley community and beyond,” said Drake. “We think it is a wonderful tribute to the history and culture of our region that we celebrate through our Festival each year.” Adjacent to the monument will be commemorative engraved pavers from monument donors. In addition to some smaller changes to this year’s Fes-

tival – another day added to the sheep dog trials and the perspective of bloggers attending in partnership with the American Lamb Board – some of the biggest draws will be entertainment. Friday night’s Sheep Tales Gathering at the Argyros – an annual event that features stories from the perspective of understanding history, culture, and stories of sheep herding and sheep ranching in Idaho and the West – will feature celebrated author and essayist Gretel Ehrlich sharing her stories of living on a ranch in rural Wyoming. There will also be a Special Performance Saturday night at the Argyros titled: Peruvian Ballet Folklorica to be performed by the Utah Hispanic Dance Alliance and Chaskis Peruvian Musicians. F For more information on the Trailing of the Sheep Festival, visit trailingofthesheep.org.

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GOODBYE, CITY LIFE. Mountain living is the life for me! By Kristin Hovencamp

Ask a New Yorker to identify the center of the universe, and invariably they will say, “New York City.”

eople live in or about urban areas for many reasons: career, education, family, entertainment. Pre-pandemic, the risk of relocating for a better lifestyle without jeopardizing your career was believed to be untenable. Sorry, New York. Our way of thinking has shifted. If the past year has taught us anything, you cannot put a price on personal and family time. If you could reside anywhere, where would it be? According to the 2020 U.S. Census Bureau, Idaho had the most significant single-year population increase, growing 2.1% to 1.8 million residents. No surprise to anyone who has spent time in Idaho.

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A HIGH DESERT OASIS. In the fall of 2019, I shared that after 25 years, I was abandoning NYC for Sun Valley, Idaho. The responses were nothing short of, “Have you gone mad?” “Leave Wall Street for Main Street?” “What are you thinking?” Simply put, I was done with the rat race. Why must I forever escape New York to find my oasis when I can live in one? For me, the draws to the mountains are the year-round activities, peaceful lifestyle, and seemingly never-ending dark sky. After my parents retired to Sun Valley, I experienced first-hand what quality of life truly meant. I found I could have the best of both worlds in Sun Valley, my family, and my career. TRADING THE BRIGHT LIGHTS OF MANHATTAN FOR THE DARK SKY OF THE WOOD RIVER VALLEY. Migrating to a mountain town may sound shocking, but it is a

“what is holding me back from having my cake and eating it too?” With a map in hand, “we set off on a cross-country road trip to investigate ski towns. When we pulled into Ketchum, Idaho, we hit paydirt. Given the baron real estate market in mountain resorts, our timing was impeccable.” By late summer, Denise was living and working in her own slice of paradise, with views of Bald Mountain. PUTTING FAMILY FIRST HAS BECOME A TREND. Families who migrate to mountain towns offer various reasons why, and the common thread is quality of life. Bill Morrison’s dream was to raise his family in Sun Valley, but he never thought his career would allow such a life. The shift to remote work necessitated by the COVID lockdown opened a window of opportunity to make the move. Bill found that he could still contribute at the same level without risking his career or sacrificing family time. “I have reduced my old San Francisco commute from 30 minutes to 3 minutes and eliminated the 10-hour drive to spend weekends skiing in Squaw Valley. As a father of an eight and elevenyear-old, I love seeing my children flourishing in their new school and spending their free time outdoors. Living in Sun Valley is a dream come true.”

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ONE BIG STEP ON OUR WAY TO HEAVEN. Jim and Tedde Reid spent most of their business life in Chicago, their ministry life in Africa, and counted on vacations to Stanley, Idaho, to enjoy the mountains, rivers, and sheer beauty. “When we began to think about retiring, we looked all over the area and found our perfect home in Sun Valley,” shares Tedde. “The spectacular blue skies and panoramic mountain views are indescribable. An array of activities, friendly people, and wild animals wandering into our yard convinced us we were home.” THE WONDERS OF NATURE. It is no coincidence that mountain towns attract individuals who value community. Mountain living has it all. Blue skies as far as the eyes can see and endless starry nights. No matter what stage you are at in the journey of life, a balanced and fulfilling lifestyle can be realized at high elevation. Alas, you will still face traffic jams – of elk and sheep. F

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Our Magical Wedding CHANEL AND HENRY By Amanda Adreani

n the summer of 2011, college students Chanel Wyett and Henry Pyle met in Orange County. On August 16, 2019, the couple were married here in Sun Valley. Both from Southern California, “my husband’s family had been going to Sun Valley since he was a little kid and they have a house there,” Chanel explains. “Ever since we started dating, that was the place we went to for vacation or holidays so it became our second home. It made perfect sense to get married there.” The wedding was very curated, and specific to Chanel and Henry. “The whole day felt incredibly thoughtful, from the speeches, to all our loved ones

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Healthy Relationships By Julie Johnson, NTP

For good health we need to regain positive relational well-being to ourselves and others.

ur relations were deprived by this last year’s isolation and political polarization. This division, fear, and mistrust has isolated us from family relations, friend groups and even our interpersonal space. Some of us seem to have lost the ability to make eye contact and connect with others. Our recovery requires us to de-mask and smile at each other again. What we want for sexy, healthy relationships is to be around positive nurturing people and that starts with oneself. Can you look in the mirror, smile and say “I love you”? If you have trouble with this self declaration, here are some changes you can make.

TREAT YOURSELF LIKE THE GARDEN YOU WANT TO BE Clean up your environment of plastics and harsh chemicals. The bisphenol in plastics (BPA) disrupts our fragile hormones and damages our gut microbiome. They mimic our real hormones and glom on to our hormone receptors throughout our bodies. This causes our moods to swing and alters our weight. You wouldn’t put these chemicals and solvents in your garden and expect good results. The same holds true for you. LET’S TALK DIRTY To look beautiful and sexy is to feel beautiful on the inside. It is the same when making a garden. You need to have good beginnings. Nutrient poor

hard packed soil laden with NPK fertilizer and weed killer will never make a healthy plant. The same holds true for your body. You want to start with nutrient rich dirt full of healthy microbiomes. The richer the soil the more beautiful the plant. The more attracted you are to that plant. When you have digestive problems you do not feel sexy and healthy. You do not feel relational to yourself or others. The healthier your insides the easier it is to glow on the outside. Eat fresh produce sprayed with the least amount of chemicals. For healthy prebiotic fibers eat artichokes, asparagus, apples and chicory. For healthy probiotics, drink kombucha and kefir. Eat sauerkraut and yogurt. If you don’t like those foods, take a daily probiotic. To be sexy, healthy, think – less is better. Your skin is your largest organ. Interstitial fluid of the lymph sits just under the surface of your skin. While this fluid moves at a languid pace, hormone mimicking chemicals can still easily reach your hormone producing glands. Use chemical free sunscreens. MANAGE YOUR STRESS Whether you are growing cucumbers or sunflowers, tending your garden

is stress relieving. Gardening is not only moderate exercise it is contemplative and rewarding. You see the fruits of your labor and so do others. It is hard not to smile when you stand back and look at your garden. Take off your mask, look into the mirror and smile. Your garden is about to bloom. For a quick garden, grow herbs such as the healing aromatic rosemary with respiratory, antiviral, memory boosting and stress lowering abilities. Grow this and others like oregano and basil on your windowsill. Watch the magic of a new life happen. F

You can find our menu and long list of gardeners, farmers and ranchers at www.jjnourishme.com. Go to www.localfoodalliance.org to see all surrounding farmers. Get the LFA guide book to local food outlets as well as the gardeners, farmers and ranchers that service our area. NourishMe is also proud to be a member of FARE, a fairly new 501(c)(6) organization based in Boise, which aims to create a more equitable future for Idaho’s independent food and beverage providers. SUN VALLEY SOURCE

Organic Market & Café

Celebrate our 10th Anniversary Year With Us Farmer’s Market with Waterwheel Gardens 1-5:30 pm • Tuesdays Newly Upgraded Full Kitchen • Hot Sandwiches, Wraps and Vegan Dishes • • Variety of Soups and Salads • • Outdoor Seating •

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We support Idaho farms and food producers Locally owned with personal service Cultured Vegetables, Local Greens, Meat, Eggs, Dairy Supplements

151 N. Main Street | Ketchum (208) 928-7604 | 9am - 6pm

Pick up your copy of the Wood River Valley Locally Grown Guide in stands now throughout the valley.

Real Food ~ always FResh Your year-round source for local, sustainably-grown, handpicked: Fruit • Berries • Vegetables Fresh-cut Flowers Unique Value-added Products & More! We set up and sell at NourishMe in Ketchum every Tuesday! Find our produce at NourishMe and through Kraay’s Market & Garden every week!

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DRS. Snapp, Davis, Williams and Nate Hailey • 788-4120 110 N. 1st Ave.

Ketchum • 726-3363

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BOISE, ID (BOI)

Located 150 miles southwest of Sun Valley and served by eight major airlines.

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Located 60 miles south of Sun Valley and served by Delta and United Airlines

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Short and easy, long and grueling, it’s all here.BELLEVUE If you like to get high, and into incredible terrain, this is a selection of the best hikes in Idaho...

Bald Mountain

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Handwerk Peak

Kane Lake

Phi Kappa Mountain

Corral Creek

Trail Creek Summit

Baker Peak

Silver Peak

Kent Peak

Ryan Peak

Glassford Peak

Big Peak

Norton Peak

Boulder Peak

Easley Peak

Galena Peak

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Chamberlain Basin Lakes

Washington Peak

Castle Peak

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Croesus Peak

4th of July Lakes

Patterson Peak Blackman Peak

Boulder Chain Lakes

Big Boulder Lakes

Alturas Lake

McDonald Peak

Parks Peak

Pettit Lake

Decker Peak

Elephant’s Perch

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Elephant’s Perch + Grand Mogul + Heyburn Mountain... just under 10,000 ft, but noteworthy peaks

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Alice Lake

Imogene

Snowyside Peak

Glens Peak

Toxaway Lake

Payette Peak

Baron Lakes

Redfish Lake

Heyburn Mountain

Braxon Peak

David O. Lee Peak

O' Calkens

Watson Peak

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Williams Peak

Thompson Peak

Horstman Peak

Goat Lake

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Warbonnet Peak

Tohobit Peak

Baron Peak

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BOULDER MOUNTAINS

16 miles, 7-10 hours, Difficult Trailhead: (4W.D. Recommended) > Hwy 75 > Turn on Pole Creek Rd > Three Cabins Creek trailhead (driving further north can shorten the hike if you take the alternate start) :: Dramatic and remote Castle Peak towers over the Chamberlain Basin Lakes.

8 CHAMBERLAIN BASIN

4-6 Miles, 1-3 hours, Easy - Moderate Trailhead: Hwy 75 > 4th of July Creek Rd to the end :: Fairly easy and short hikes that get you to exceptional high alpine scenery fast. :: Popular, so expect traffic.

7 4TH OF JULY LAKES

Trailhead: Highway 75 > Adams Gulch Rd > Left at stop sign > To the end of the road :: Extensive network of trails that is arguably the most popular hiking close to town.

11.4 Miles, 5-8 Hours, Moderate Trailhead: (4W.D. Recommended) > Hwy 75 > Turn onto dirt road at the top of Phantom Hill > Follow road to the right > Drive as far as your 4W.D. is comfortable. :: See old mining cabin remnants along the way, and scenic lakes at the end of the basin.

Trailhead: Trail Creek Rd > Hemingway Memorial parking area :: Great views of Baldy, and exceptional fall color.

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FUN TOWN HIKES

18.7 Miles, 8-14 Hours, Difficult Trailhead: Petit Lake > Tin Cup Trailhead :: Serene lakes, meadows and high mountain passes.

5 TOXAWAY LAKES LOOP 9 BOULDER CITY

7.5 Miles, 4-8 Hours, Difficult (Off Trail) Trailhead: Redfish Lodge > Boat shuttle across the lake (Summer only) > Hike turns off trail and wraps to the northeast side of The Elephant’s Perch :: Spectacular views of The Elephant’s Perch (A world class rock climbing wall)

4 SADDLEBACK LAKES

10.8 Miles > 15 Miles, 5-11 Hours Moderate - Difficult Trailhead: Redfish Lodge > Boat shuttle across the lake (Summer only) :: High lakes and meadows in the heart of the Sawtooths.

3 ALPINE LAKE

7.5 Miles, 5-8 Hours, Difficult Trailhead: Stanley > Hwy 21> Turn left and follow Iron Creek Road to the end :: Take Alpine Way Trail, then turn off trail to reach Goat Falls and Goat Lake.

2 GOAT LAKE

16-23 Miles, Multiple day hikes, Difficult Trailhead: From Stanley > Hwy 75 North > Turn Right on the East Fork of the Salmon > The respective lake basins are accessed off the Boulder Creeks Loop Trail :: If in search of beauty and solitude, this would be as good a place as any to find it.

CHAIN LAKES

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1 SAWTOOTH LAKE

10 Miles, 4-8 Hours, Moderate Trailhead: Stanley > Hwy 21> Turn left and follow Iron Creek Road to the end :: Sawtooth Lake is the largest of the high alpine lakes in the area. It does not disappoint.

WHITECLOUD MOUNTAINS

SAWTOOTH MOUNTAINS

:: About one third of the way up there is a wooden viewing platform.

Trailhead: Behind River Run Lodge

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8.4 Miles, 4-6 Hours, Moderate Trailhead: Trail Creek Rd > Turn following east fork of the Big Lost River > Right on Wild Horse Creek Road > Park just before Wild Horse Campground > Cross small stream to the right of the road to begin hike. :: Steep through the woods in the beginning, then opens up to rolling meadows among large peaks. Climb small, steep boulder section at the end of the valley to reach the lake.

12 BOULDER LAKE

7.6 Miles, 4-7 Hours, Moderate - Difficult Trailhead: (4W.D. Recommended) > Trail Creek Rd > Turn on Kane Creek Rd > Follow to the end :: A classic hike within the heart of the Sawtooths, rising behind cliff bands and summer waterfalls.

11 KANE LAKE

1.5 Miles, 1 Hour, Easy :: Wheelchair accessible Trailhead: Trail Creek Rd > Turn following East Fork of the Big Lost River > Right on Wild Horse Creek Road > Pass the Ranger station > First left to the end :: Well maintained trail leads to a large waterfall with a redwood viewing station. :: Explore beyond the waterfall for exciting views of the creek as it winds its way down through small cliffs.

10 WATERFALL TRAIL

PIONEER MOUNTAINS

Trailhead: Turn West on Bullion from Hwy 75 in Hailey. the trail starts up the hill to the right just past the bigwood. :: Choose one of two Trails Easy or Moderate.

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All distances and times are estimates only.

3.4 Miles, 2-4 Hours, Easy - Moderate Trailhead: Hwy 75 > Baker Creek Road to the end :: Short hike to a very scenic lake, close to town.

16 BAKER LAKE

SMOKY MOUNTAINS

8.2 Miles, 3-5 Hours, Moderate - Strenuous Trailhead: Trail Creek Rd > Turn on Corral Creek Rd to the end :: Panorama of the Pioneers + a cool cabin at the top.

15 PIONEER CABIN

11.6 Miles > Round trip to the base Difficult - Difficult Trailhead: South of Ketchum > Hwy 75 > East Fork Rd > Left at Hyndman T.H. sign > To the end of the road > Trail starts on the right side of the parking lot :: Common entry point for peak baggers scrambling to the top of Hyndman Peak.

14 HYNDMAN BASIN

13.8 Miles, 7-10 Hours, Moderate - Difficult Trailhead: Trail Creek Rd > Turn following east fork of the Big Lost River > Right on Copper Basin Loop Road > Follow to Broad Canyon Trailhead :: Three beautiful alpine lakes at the base of the impressive Standhope Peak..

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BIKE PATH The Wood River Trails Bike Path starts in Bellevue and ends just north of Ketchum. This smooth, paved path has scenery all the way and is open to foot traffic, bikes, dogs and skates. In the winter season it is groomed for cross-country skiing. Sorry, no motorized vehicles. Take this trail and leave the car behind!

TOWN BIKE PATH SUN VALLEY SOURCE

Photos: Jane McCann

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RESERVATIONS

BEER & WINE

726-7155

Thai

Apples Bar & Grill

726-7067

American

Atkinsons’ Market

726-5668

Sandwiches, Deli & Bakery

Bigwood Bread & Cafe

726-2034

Bakery/Light Fare

Bigwood Bar & Grill

726-4024

American

Burger Grill

726-7733

American

Cellar Pub (The)

622-3832

American

China Panda

726-3591

Asian

Cristina’s Restaurant & Bakery

726-4499

Cafe, Deli, Bakery

Despo’s Mexican Food

726-3068

Mexican

Enoteca

928-6280

Tappas

Galena Lodge – 24 miles north of Ketchum

726-4010

American

Globus

726-1301

Classic Gourmet Asian

Glow Live Food Cafe

725-0314

Organic Raw Vegetarian

Grill at Knob Hill

726-8004

Exquisite American

Grumpy’s

no phone

Burgers

il Naso

726-7776

Italian

Java on 4th

726-2882

Coffee & Cafe

Johnny G’s Sub Shack

725-7827

Hot and Cold Sub Sandwiches

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A Taste of Thai

KB’s Ketchum Buritos

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Best in the Valley since 2013! LUNCH • DINNER Lunch Bento Boxes

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726-9462

Idaho American

La Cabañita Mexican Food

725-5001

Real Mexican

La Parrilla Restaurant

928-7094

Mexican

Lefty’s Bar & Grill

726-2744

Burgers

Mama Inez Taqueria

726-0125

Michel’s Christiania

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Southwestern Cuisine

726-3388

Traditional French

Perry’s

726-7703

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Pioneer Saloon

726-3139

American Steak House

Rasberrys

726-0606

Gourmet Bistro

Rickshaw

726-8481

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Rominna’s

726-6961

Italian Influenced Cuisine

Sawtooth Club (The)

726-5233

Creative American

Smoky Mountain Pizza & Pasta

622-5625

Pizza & Pasta

Sun Valley Wine Company

726-2442

Light Fare

Sushi on Second

726-5181

Asian Fusion

Town Square Tavern

726-6969

Mediterranean

Vintage Restaurant

726-9595

Elegant Cajun

Warfield Distillery & Brewery

726-2739

Creative Pub Fare

Whiskey Jacque’s

726-5297

Pizza & Grill

Wise Guy Pizza

726-0737

Pizza

Wrap City

727-6766

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BEER & WINE

Kneadery (The)

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New American with Idaho Emphasis

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726-4660

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SUN VALLEY Sun Valley Resort Dining Reservations

622-2800

Trail Creek Cabin

622-2019

Family

Elkhorn Grill

622-2820

Burgers & Sandwiches

Gretchen’s

622-2144

Family

Konditori

622-2235

Light Fare

Lobby Lounge & Duchin Bar

622-2365

American

Ram Restaurant

622-2225

Gourmet

Round House

622-2012

On Baldy

Sun Valley Club

622-2919

Light Fare

Village Station

622-2143

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Atkinsons’ Market

788-2294

Sandwiches, Deli & Bakery

A Taste of Thai

578-2488

Asian

Big Belly Deli

788-2411

East Coast Deli

Black Owl Coffee

928-6200

American

Café Della

913-0296

Gourmet Bistro

CK’s Real Food

788-1223

Eclectic Organic Cuisine

Chapalitas

928-7306

Mexican

da Vinci’s

788-7699

Italian

Dang Thai Cuisine

928-7111

Authentic Thai & Sushi

di Vine

788-4422

Italian American

Domino’s Pizza

578-2100

Pizza

El Lago Azul

578-1700

Mexican

El Toro

788-3899

Mexican

Hailey Coffee Company

788-8482

Coffee

International Cowboy Cocina

928-7009

International

Jersey Girl

788-8844

American

Jhony’s

928-7929

Peruvian Cuisine

KB’s Hailey Buritos

788-7217

Mexican

McDonald’s

788-5986

American

Miramar

788-4060

Mexican

Power House Pub

788-9184

Burgers, Bikes and Beer

Red Shoe (The)

788-5048

American

Shorty’s Diner

578-1293

American

Snow Bunny Drive-In

788-6464

Subway Sandwiches

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721-3114

BEER & WINE

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Al’s Sustainable Mercantile

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Sun Valley Brewing Company

788-0805

Eclectic, Fresh Beer

The Coffee House

928-7655

American Coffee and Café

The Smokey Bone

788-0772

Texas Style Barbecue

Tundra

928-4121

Eclectic

Wicked Spud

788-0009

Burgers

Wise Guy Pizza Pie

788-8688

Pizza

Zou 75

788-3310

Sushi/French Asian Fusion

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DELIVERY TAKE-OUT

DINNER

CATERING

LUNCH

BELLEVUE

BREAKFAST

DECK DINING

DINING

7 Fuego

788-1034

Baja Style barbecue

Atkinsons’ Market

788-7788

Sandwiches, Deli & Bakery

La Cabañita Mexican Food

928-7550

Real Mexican

Mahoney’s Bar & Grill

788-4449

American

Oak Street Take Out & Catering

788-3646

Gourmet Deli

Silver Dollar

788-2900

American

Silver Dragon

788-8668

Chinese

South Valley Pizzeria

788-1456

Pizza

Bridge Street Grill

774-2208

Steak & Seafood

Mountain Village Resort

774-3317

Family

Back Country Bistro

774-7000

Fine Dining

Kasino Club

774-3516

Steakhouse

Papa Brunee’s

774-2536

Pizza & Pasta

Redfish Lake Lodge (Summers)

774-3536

American

Sawtooth Hotel & Restaurant

721-2459

Homemade

Smiley Creek Lodge

774-3547

American

Stanley Baking Co. (May-Oct)

774-6573

Homemade, Bakery & Espresso

Sunbeam Village Grill

838-2326

Organic Cuisine

The Stanley Sluice

774-2101

Asian Fusion

Iron Mountain Inn

764-3444

Steak & Seafood

Wrangler Drive-In

764-2580

Burgers

Jim Dandy’s Pizza

764-2023

Pizza

Soldier Creek Brewing Company

764-2739

Coffee/Sandwiches

Sandwiched Inn Deli

764-2100

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Topnotch Fine Furnishings

topnotchonline.com

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trinityhotsprings.club

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waterwheelgardens.com

Sun Valley Insurance

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SNRA (Visitor Center)

Begin with a stop at the SNRA Visitor Center, about 8 miles north of Ketchum. The center is a great source of information with maps, flyers, and free audiotape tours. Further up is Galena Lodge, the starting point of hiking, biking, and cross-country trails, considered one of the best public trail systems in North America. Back on the road, you will begin the ascent to Galena Summit.

GALENA SUMMIT

Even locals can’t help but smile at the gorgeous view just over the top of Galena Summit. This is a must-stop for a view of the entire region including four mountain ranges, the small, curling creek of the Salmon headwaters, and high-altitude ranch lands that trace the river north.

ALTURAS & PETIT LAKES

Upon reaching the valley floor, pass the Smiley Creek Lodge and look for signs to Alturas and Petit lakes. This pristine string of glacial lakes hugs the mountains along the southwest side of the valley, offering a selection of day-use picnic areas, campgrounds, fishing streams, hiking trailheads, and boat ramps for enjoying the splendors of the Sawtooth Mountains. Alturas and Petit Lakes can be reached by car. For peaceful wilderness hiking set your sights on Alice, Toxaway, or Hell Roaring Lake. Dozens of well-marked and maintained trails are located all along Idaho Highway 75. Check your SNRA map to locate trailheads and other points of interest.

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SMILEY CREEK LODGE

Smiley Creek is a beautiful spot on the Headwaters of the Salmon River. Stop by Smiley Creek Lodge and enjoy a burger. For road and trail conditions, it’s a good idea to make local inquiries at Smiley Creek, or the Stanley Ranger Station.

FISH HATCHERY

The Sawtooth Fish Hatchery is a fun stop for anyone interested in fish and wildlife. The viewing room provides opportunities to view steelhead trout from March to May and Chinook salmon throughout the year. The visitors’ center is open from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. most days.

RANGER STATION

The Stanley Ranger Station, on a paved road to the west of Idaho Highway 75, is worth a stop, both for the information you can gather and for the view, particularly of Thompson Peak, the highest peak in the Sawtooths. If you borrowed one of the free audiotapes at the SNRA headquarters, this is the place to return it.

REDFISH LAKE

The queen of the lakes that lie along the base of the Sawtooths is Redfish Lake. At 4 miles long, it is the largest of the lakes and has the most developed facilities, including a Visitors’ Center, Redfish Lake Lodge, several campgrounds, a marina, horse corrals, a picnic area, and parking for the many hiking trails that start in the vicinity. The lodge has a store and café, as well as guest rooms and cabins. Redfish Lake is an extremely popular camping destination during the summer season, so reservations are advisable if you are interested in staying overnight.

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