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It isn’t magic. When school bus routes across the county are cleared of snow by 6am, it wasn’t elves that did the work. When the snow in downtown McCall has disappeared overnight, it wasn’t because a magician waved a wand. When you can make it to the local coffee shop for your daily dose of … Continued
Have you seen these bikes around town and wondered what the heck was going on? Fat bikes have been gaining traction over the last few years in McCall for their ability to grip surfaces a traditional mountain bike would not be able to traverse. And as Nick Bohnstedt, a lifelong mountain biker and McCall resident … Continued
Coffee is hands down the most popular beverage in the world. It is hot, it is cozy, it is energizing. Taken straight black or with a myriad of accoutrements, a good cup of joe is like a warm blanket on a cold winter day. We are lucky to have a big variety of coffee shops … Continued
You don’t have to be an avid golfer to appreciate the natural splendor of our six McCall golf courses. Teeing off over a green meadow with a snowcapped mountain at your back may not automatically improve your handicap, but it will improve your mood! Fairways flanked by towering pines, perfectly manicured greens overlooking the crystal-clear … Continued
Box Lake is a fairly popular trail, and for good reason. Scenic vistas, crystal clear water and beautiful wildflowers are readily enjoyed by hikers that take this seven mile out-and-back route. While the trail sees heavier weekend traffic in the summer months, Box Lake itself is close to one mile long, so finding a spot … Continued
Tamarack Resort’s Bike Park is a home to trails that twist, turn, roll and drop. Constructed by IMBA Trail Solutions, this trail system is designed to test your balance and technical skills on 1,700′ of vertical. Start your adventure with three of our favorite trails: Pura Vida (Beginner) Pura Vida is a green trail that … Continued
As kids, a lot of us fell asleep each night to the ambiance of glow-in-the-dark star stickers. We heard the stories of Ursa Major the Great Bear, Orion the hunter, the Gemini twins and the Seven Sisters. We can all identify the Big Dipper. The lure of the stars and the space beyond has a … Continued
Each summer the docks at Shore Lodge are filled with the stars of the boat world at the Classic and Wooden Boat Show. The public is invited to stroll through these beautiful boats, enjoy a boat parade and even have a chance to ride along on a wooden boat. What you may not see at … Continued
Brundage Mountain has offered lift-served mountain biking since the early 1990’s and is well known for gravity-fed thrills on 26 miles of single track. From expert downhill trails to miles of XC riding in the base area and on the south side of the mountain, there is no shortage of brown pow to find on … Continued
McCall is in a unique position being central to some of Idaho’s most wild and scenic rivers. Flowing right through town is the Payette River. Starting high in the mountains, the North Fork flows first into Payette Lake then south into Cascade Reservoir before meeting up with the South Fork in Banks. Eventually, the Payette … Continued
Rock climbing has its own unique vocabulary. Trad, belay, beta, crux, protection, jug. If you are not familiar with these terms, you aren’t alone. But as any rock climber will tell you, the lingo is the least challenging aspect to the sport. “It is such an amazing feeling once you get up to the top,” … Continued
Who doesn’t love good old fashioned burger? While it is easy to discount a burger as “boring,” in and around McCall you will find they are anything but. Seemingly endless combinations of meat, bun, toppings and accompanying sides make this family favorite an easy go-to meal. At Cougar Dave’s in Donnelly, The Cowboy is our … Continued
Writer Arthur Plotnik once called the ponderosa pine “a Clint Eastwood of a tree.” These massive pines are rugged, lean, and hearty, living 500 years or more. Ironically, these resilient trees have a softer side. The bark of a ponderosa smells like butterscotch (yes, seriously!). It is easy to find ponderosa pines dotting the landscape, … Continued
