Family Things To Do in New Meadows, Idaho

The alpine meadows, green forests, and towering crags of the Seven Devils Mountains provide a welcome high-elevation contrast to the stark, bunchgrass-covered slopes of Hells Canyon. Unlike that su... More on Trails

I hiked this trail with a few friends, we only had two days and we were int More on Trails

The 18-hole "Meadow Creek" course at the Meadow Creek Golf Course facility in New Meadows, Idaho features 6,696 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72 . The course rating is 72.0 and i... More on golflink.com

If you are in the Mc Call, Idaho area play the Mc Call public course (13-miles away)...it is in impecible condition and course employees /management are customer friendly . More on golflink.com

Take Interstate 55 west out of McCall to New Meadows. Go straight through at the junction with US 95 and go south to Pine Ridge. Take a right at USFS 89 and follow it 3 miles to Lost Valley Reservoir. The main fish caught here are ... More on AnglerWeb.com

Beautiful loop ride, along river and rolling backcountry on buffed singletrack More on trails.mtbr.com

Eventually you are in the burn areas and roller coaster riding. More on trails.mtbr.com

Turn left on road 400 and climb sometimes steeply for several miles. The climb angle backs off after while. Somewhere around 5 to 6 miles note a single track on your right that intersects the road.... More on trails.mtbr.com

Sweet roller coaster single track that is just ridable up and scary fast coming back down. More on trails.mtbr.com

The North Fork Meanders is a gorgeous piece of water. On a still morning or evening, paddlers will feel as if they're paddling across a finely polished mirror. Double-images of tall Douglas-fir tre... More on Trails

Short and beautiful stretch of water, great for families or beginning paddl More on Trails

Excellent singletrack. At the campground, follow the trail as it slopes downward through some forest and the occasional stream crossing (depending on time of year). After about a mile, you'll hit a... More on trails.mtbr.com

This a great trail because there's lots of variety in a pretty short distance - tree lined singletrack, open meadows, stream crossings, and technical rocks. Most people will be doing some hike-a-bi... More on trails.mtbr.com

Two very short, challenging and fun trails through old growth with views of wetland, lake and wildlife including moose. More on trails.mtbr.com

Recommended Route: I prefer to ride Sunrise (dirt road) to Fox Run (double track) climb Huckleberry, then climb the dirtroad to the lookout. More on trails.mtbr.com

500+ foot alpine wall topping out at 8400 feet. The main wall offers 7 routes, each about 4 pitches, as of today. 4 of these routes are in the 5.13 range and one a 5.12, all are mixed protected wit... More on RockClimbing

And the view from the new lift is spectacular! More on SkiSite

Valley County Pathways is working on a trail between McCall and Cascade on the old railroad grade. The line was abandoned and much of the right of way returned to adjacent property owners, so the g... More on TrailLink.com

Another of this trail's attributes is that it allows a user to access the quiet road systems that lie south of town while bypassing a sometimes busy connector. More on TrailLink.com