Sawtooths on My Mind
by Bruce Reichert

Returning to the Sawtooths
by Lisa Richmond

What the Sawtooths Mean to Us
by Jerry Dodds

A Love Affair with the Sawtooth Wilderness
by Bob Becker

State of Change
by Bruce Reichert

Living with Wildfire
by Forrest Burger

Ashley Delonas, Mixed Media Artist
by Sauni Symonds

Bill Burke, Bladesmith
by Bruce Reichert

Cary Schwarz Saddle Maker
by Forrest Burger

Pend Oreille Country
by Bruce Reichert

In Idaho there are strong magnets that draw people to the state. Lake Pend Oreille is one of them.

This is My Home
by Nancy Foster Renk

I live in a cool town in a beautiful part of Idaho. We’ve got a spectacular lake, great ski area, and gorgeous mountains.

Reflections on Pend Oreille
by Chip Corsi

In 1966, not yet 9 years old and on a cross country family camping trip, my family stayed at the newly created Farragut State Park.

Rocks Remember by
Mark McFaddan

To a farm kid growing up in the 60’s on the western Snake River plain, north Idaho was a mystic place.

My Journey North
by Andy Dux

My connection to Lake Pend Oreille began as a child. I was born and raised in southwestern Idaho.

Sacred Pend Oreille
by Jane Fritz

It is a very humbling experience to write about Lake Pend Oreille. It is so very, very precious and sacred, and truly grand and glorious.

The Delta by
Kathy Cousins

I toured the shorelines and deltas around Lake Pend Oreille my first summer working for the Idaho Department of Fish and Game.

The Land of the Lost River Range
by Bruce Reichert

Most people would be hard pressed to find Idaho's tallest mountains on a map...

Producer's Notes
by Sauni Symonds

When I first heard about Kelly Lance and his accomplishment I was blown away...

Lost River Ramblings
by Kay Johnson, Outdoorsman

My earliest memories are of my mother's childhood home on the Little Lost River. It was a sheep ranch near...

My Life in Custer County
by Kathy Piva, Challis

I was born and raised on a ranch in the Pahsimeroi Valley. This valley borders the beautiful and majestic Lost River Mountain Range...

The Ever-Present Lost River Range
by Link Jackson

My first glimpse of the Lost River Range came as a child. Having been...

Mt. McCaleb
by Julie Dalgren, Retired Educator

If you are lucky enough to live in Mackay, Idaho, chances are you have a window that looks north up-valley to Mt. McCaleb...

Big Lost Trout Tale
by Richard Dalgren, Fly Fisher, Author, Painter

Dean Witter, the San Francisco stock broker, founder of the financial institution Dean Witter Reynolds, and his buddy Coleman, the camping cook stove Coleman, liked to fly fish...

Big Peaks & Bad Rock
by Tom Lopez

The Lost River Range is a seldom visited pile of sedimentary rubble in the southeastern corner...

Wannabe Mountaineer
by Shelley Ridenour, Challis

I didn't get my first glimpse of the Lost River Range and Valley until about seven years ago. I was road tripping...

Climbing Borah Peak
by Bill Manny

Forget what you've heard about climbing Borah Peak. The worst part of climbing Idaho's tallest mountain is...

Super Gully, Idaho!
by Peter Morrill

Mackay, Idaho - You'll never see Super Gully - located in Idaho's Lost River Range - hawked in any tourist brochures. And you certainly won't find it...

Tripping with Outdoor Idaho
by Jim Hadley

On my first trip with the Outdoor Idaho crew, I was as high as I've ever been...

Fishing in October
by C.R. Bell, Fly Fisher

Labor Day triggers a hatch of fifth-wheels on Highway 93. Warm weather residents haul mobile dwellings back home to hibernate for the winter...