Atlanta Trailhead Access
Atlanta Trailhead Access
Atlanta Trailhead Access, located 2 miles west of Atlanta on Forest Service Road 206, provides a well-maintained horse camping facility with hitch rails, feed bunks, latrine, tables, and fire pits at no fee.
The trailhead serves as the primary access point to the Sawtooth Wilderness via the Queens River Trail and offers excellent grazing and water access for pack stock.
This is a popular staging area for multi-day backpacking and horse packing trips into the high alpine lakes basin of the Middle Fork Boise River drainage.
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- Forest Service Road Access
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- Middle Fork Boise River Trailhead Access
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- James Creek Campsite
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- Power Plant Campground
- Riverside Campground
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