Beaver Creek (FR 1341) in ID -- Camping Rules & Access in Idaho
Beaver Creek (FR 1341) in ID
Why
U.S. Forest Service opens most of its land to dispersed camping unless a local order restricts it. Check the unit's current orders before you commit.5.4 of the 20 miles in are maintained only for high-clearance vehicles, 15.1 miles of it dirt. Stretches run along a shelf with a drop of up to ~150 ft on the downhill side. Winds through 21 switchbacks. Dead-end road with no mapped turnaround, so expect to back out or unhitch. A gate 8.2 miles in.
Dusty Peak stands 1,537 ft above the site, 1.4 miles north. A well-travelled stretch, with camps along here. Private here, with the nearest through road 1.6 miles off. A pond lies 0.9 mi off.
Idaho Panhandle National Forests, Priest Lake Ranger District: Camping or otherwise occupying a single site for over 14 consecutive days within a calendar year … Camping or otherwise occupying any number of sites over 28 cumulative days within a calendar year
| Fire restrictions | Set by Idaho Panhandle National Forests, Priest Lake Ranger District. Check current orders |
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September normals 42–69°F, 1.5″ rain. Monthly averages, PRISM 1991–2020.