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Hikers and backpackers pick Dry Saddle Trailhead for its gateway to the Frank Church-River of No Return Wilderness. This spot in Clearwater National Forest, Idaho, lies north of the Salmon River with trails into remote high country. Call for camping rates as site details stay unknown.
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Write a ReviewNo, Dry Saddle Trailhead lacks full hookups. Water, electric including 30-amp or 50-amp, and sewer hookups show as unknown and typically absent at primitive trailheads. Contact Clearwater National Forest rangers to confirm and plan self-contained camping.
Yes, pets welcome under national forest rules. Keep dogs leashed at all times, pick up waste, and supervise near wildlife. No dog park or breed restrictions noted; check current policies with forest service.
Call Clearwater National Forest for rates. Expect low or no fees for primitive dispersed camping at trailheads, though permits may apply. Reservations rarely needed; arrive prepared for first-come sites.
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