E-Biking

Information

Session

Half Day

Full Day

Time

9:00am - 1:00pm &
1:00pm - 5:00pm

9:00am - 5:00pm

Description

Sun Valley holds some world-class single-track, push off on endless loops in our area. The Croy Canyon zone offers some first trails to open up after snowmelt. As the summer carries on, so do the trails to the north. Pick a half or full-day adventure and let our guides pick out the perfect experience for your group.

Check out extending your experience with a fully catered/guided trip out of Coyote Yurt. Spin endless single track through the recently burned forests, with purple fireweed poking through the charred lodgepoles.

PRICING

FULL DAY

1 GUEST $650/DAY
2 GUESTS $325/PERSON
3 GUESTS $250/PERSON
4-5 GUESTS $195/PERSON
6 GUESTS $250/PERSON
7 GUESTS $220/PERSON
8-10 GUESTS $195/PERSON

HALF DAY

1 GUEST $350/DAY
2 GUESTS $200/PERSON
3 GUESTS $175/PERSON
4-5 GUESTS $150/PERSON
6 GUESTS $175/PERSON
7 GUESTS $160/PERSON
8-10 GUESTS $150/PERSON

We have a 5:1 guest-to-guide ratio for all hiking trips | Max 10 guests

**Sales Tax and Forest Service fees not included

Additional Services

Smiley Creek to Redfish Lake Ride

26 miles of ultra-scenic gravel roads connect Smiley Creek Lodge to Redfish Lake Lodge. This historical tour begins at the headwaters of the Salmon River and culminates on the pristine shoreline of Redfish Lake. The roads maintained in between follow the Salmon River through the heart of the Sawtooth Valley, passing by some of the oldest homesteads in southern Idaho. Until the Redfish Lake Lodge was built in 1929, few people ventured into this remote area of Idaho due to the rugged terrain that flanks all sides. Smiley Creek Lodge was built in the 1950’s as a sawmill that served the old mining town of Sawtooth City before it became one of Idaho’s most classic roadhouse waypoints.

Estimated ride time: 2–3 hours
E-bikes rentals available ~ $200/day

Lodge to Lodge Hike

Starting at the historic Galena Lodge, this 8-mile hike will take you up and over the divide ridge 2,400 vertical ft above, before descending down into the Sawtooth Valley where a Can Am side-by-side will pick you up and bring you back to Smiley Creek Lodge. Established in 1879, Galena was once a thriving mining town at the headwaters of the Big Wood River. Your guide will share with you a historical perspective that will take you back in time to when the pioneers of western settlement were prospecting in some of America’s most remote terrain amidst the Boulder Mountains of Idaho. Today, both Lodges are iconic roadhouse waypoints on either side of Galena Pass that serve visitors with delicious food and libations for those who travel along the highway 75 corridor through the Sawtooth National Recreation Area.

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