Key Landmarks & Attractions

The City of Clayton is a small community located in a narrow mountain canyon drained by Kinnikinic Creek.

Salmon is the largest city on the byway and sits in a grand valley surrounded by mountain peaks.

Visit the landscape of the moon without leaving the earth. Located just west of Idaho Falls, on the edge of YTT

The memorial is just a few miles up Sun Valley Road from downtown Ketchum, Idaho.

Galena Overlook offers views of the glacially carved Sawtooth Mountains and Sawtooth Valley.

Historic Challis was established in 1875 as a stop-over and freight drop, before a road was built into the newly discovered mines in the Yankee Fork Mining District.

The Land of the Yankee Fork Interpretive Center commemorates Idaho’s frontier mining history.

The 10,000-foot Mount Heyburn and lovely Grand Mogul peaks beautifully frame Redfish Lake, serving as a gateway to the Sawtooth Wilderness.

Among the many fascinating geologic formations found in this southern section of the byway are the Shoshone Ice Caves.

The Stanley Museum—at one time a ranger station—is owned by the Sawtooth NRA and operated by the Sawtooth Interpretive and Historical Association.

A pullout on the river side of SH-75 leads to a stone stairway and bathhouse built by the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) in 1937.