Terrific job, and thanks for the shout-out! You gained a new sub. Glad someone else got to experience their camp being overrun by hundreds of sheep. That happened to us years ago up on the Manti Skyline in Utah, long before we started GA. It's a true experience. Sorry that you didn't get that spot you wanted along the North Fork Big Wood River -- so they have that blocked off now? It was fun to see many things from our own back yard that we know, and learn of some that we didn't -- like Black Magic Canyon. You're off to an amazing start, keep producing wonderful videos like that one.

It's a great state, Gerry

Happy to help you relive, Phil!

It's a good one.

Elementary Explorers: Ironically the Forest Service closed that road to camping the following week until the bear was captured and relocated. www.idahostatesman.com/news/state/idaho/article161564223.html

And wow, Brazilian-Lady -- thank you so very much for the compliment!

Thank you, Tyler, and thanks for watching!

Thank you for watching!

Appreciate your comment! You're going to love that site. While the exact spot identified in the video description is a sonofagun to get into and out of, due to the sharp transition to the river bank, you can see other rigs just to the north and south of our spot in Google Satellite -- those spots are a piece of cake.

Thanks TR! We loved that site on the North Fork Big Wood River!

Sun Valley has never made any pretense of being inexpensive since its founding as a resort in the 1930s. However, its position as the gateway to the beautiful Sawtooth Mountains will always give it a special place in our hearts. Sorry to hear that the local fuzz turned you into a revenue source!

Thank you! One of our favorite campsites ever.

There certainly is, Christina, with a long and unique history.

Reggie Grey Thank you!

Thank you Gringo!

Thank you Russell! It's a gorgeous area, isn't it? This video (cringe) was one of our earliest efforts, we're now a few hundred episodes later and hope that you'll check out some of our newer ones.

@@GrandAdventure yes, I am subscribed. We found you about a year ago. About when you got new RV.

@@russellnesbitt4548 we're thrilled to have you along, thank you.

You're so kind E-Square, TY! Yep, these areas are still open and rather popular. There will come a time when you'll be able to wander further.

That's terrific to hear, thank you!

One of our favorite boondocking sites ever.

Thanks so much, William!

That's perhaps the most asked-about campsite that we've ever featured.

So here is a question.... It states that in this area dispersed camping must be at least 100 feet from streams. How were you able to camp this close? Was it already an established camp or was there another way. Am I missing something? We are planning to be this coming week, Lord willing. Ram

@@laughingram7287 it was already established. If that regulation was in place at the time back in 2017, we would have unknowingly been in violation - as would most of the established sites in that valley.

Also, I suppose, the main thing is they don’t want people polluting the streams with soapy water from washing dishes and things like that. RV trailers are “self contained”. Ram P.S. You’re up late!

@@laughingram7287 yep I was, trying to get tonight's video ready at the last minute. I'll be so happy when we once again have a few weeks of episodes already in the can ready to go.

With this year's big winter, I'd recommend playing it by ear for early June. Just keep an eye on remaining snowpack.

@@GrandAdventure yes, snow always a concern in the mountains. That's why I usually like fall better but we're doing a different trip in the fall this year. I'll probably end up calling the ranger stations and asking what it's "normally" like at that time of year, knowing that normal doesn't seem like it's a thing anymore lol

@@E_House good call, for it was a huge year in so many parts of the West this winter.

@@GrandAdventure where do y'all camp at that time of year? We usually vacation in off season because I hate crowds but my sister is visiting us this spring from out of the country so it will be later for us this year so I know it could be busy.

@@E_House in spring, and again in late fall we tend to be desert rats, anywhere from southern and southeastern Utah through northern Arizona and southern Nevada. We usually gravitate to mountains by snow melt in late June when the desert areas are becoming too hot to enjoy.

That strikes me as a bit early for the Sawtooths.

There's a Google Maps pin to the precise spot in this video right in the KZfaq Video Description; however, there are a bunch of sorts spots along that entire road, many of which are easier to get into and out of than this one. This one has a sharp transition that makes it very, very tricky, although you could eliminate that transition by staying back another 20 yards on the upper flood plain.

@@GrandAdventure thanks alot

@@ItsLux83 our pleasure.

Nonexistent throughout that canyon on Verizon. You'll love it though!

Dian, Airstreams are gorgeous but from the ground clearance I've seen on them, I wouldn't try to go past Caribou Campground a mile or so up the North Fork Road.

Nope, that's free USFS dispersed camping.

Grand Adventure awesome thanks