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Salmon is a city in Lemhi County, Idaho, with a population of about 3,100. It is the birthplace of Sacajawea, a Shoshone woman who accompanied the Lewis and Clark Expedition, and has a museum dedicated to her.
Salmon is a scenic mountain-town with rustic origins and a vibrant art and outdoor culture. Find out where to stay, what to do, and when to visit in this Idaho wilderness destination.
- mynameisD. Portland, OR 977 contributions. Pleasant surprise and full of history. Stopped here to enjoy a little more history while we were traveling through Idaho and Montana there are several historical markers of Lewis and Clark along the way.
- Pmans. Mankato, MN 299 contributions. It’s beautiful up here in Idaho. We took 12 days traveling through the Scenic State of Idaho. We stayed at 5 different campsites here, the weather was just perfect in August….
- Thomas D. 4 contributions. Just Wake Up Early and GO! Ignore any negative review about this hot spring as it is an amazing spring that can be just perfect if you go at the right time.
- Terry T. 2 contributions. Sweet little museum. Worth a visit. Lots of Native artwork and photos plus local donations of everyday items used from the 1800s, gives you a good look at how Salmon was way back when.
- Guided River Trips. Many people know Salmon as the starting off or end point for multi-day rafting adventures on the Middle Fork or Main Salmon Rivers.
- Downtown Salmon. While visiting the area, be sure to carve out some time to explore downtown Salmon, centered around a picture-perfect Main Street. The historical backdrop hosts traditional businesses with a contemporary spin.
- Fishing. As the name implies, Salmon, Idaho is an angler's paradise. The Lemhi River flows into the mighty Salmon River just at the outskirts of town.
- Area History. A rich cultural and natural history exists in the Salmon and Lemhi River Country, beginning with the Agaidika Shoshone-Bannock people, continuing to the Lewis and Clark Expedition, and through to frontier times, mining, ranching, and contemporary life.
Find information about the city of Salmon, a small town in Idaho, USA. Learn about its services, news, events, codes, and more.
Salmon is an all-season destination in Idaho, offering whitewater rafting, fishing, hunting, skiing and more. Explore the Salmon River, the largest undammed waterway in the lower 48, and the Frank Church-River of No Return Wilderness area.
Find out how to get to Salmon, Idaho and what to do, eat, stay and shop in this beautiful valley. Explore the member businesses, attractions and events in the area with the Visit Salmon guide.
