Carey Creek

Don't like to ride your ATV with groups? Thats ok. We still need support through your membership and here's why.

For $20 per year for a family, and just $15 per individual, you can help to be a part of the LARGER VOICE that supports local, state and federal efforts to keep trails open and to fight for our constitutional rights to utilize the public lands for recreational enjoyment.

IPA also helps to educate ATV recreationalists on trail etiquette and considerate trail use so that we can retain our privileges and support the large numbers who enjoy the great outdoors on their ATVs. Through large numbers of considerate trail riders, we can make an impact on those who might otherwise become abusers.

Finally, your membership helps to pay for the maintenance of cleaning trails each summer, which is a large part of what the Idaho Pathfinders perform on behalf of everyone who uses the trails. Your membership is important. If you love ATV riding, consider taking a small part in supporting your local club by becoming a member today! Please click here to download our membership application.

Welcome to the Grangeville Mountain Rescue Unit, a part of Idaho County Search & Rescue. We're a trained volunteer organization that assists the local Sheriffs Department with ground search and rescue operations in Idaho County, and at times the surrounding areas. Search methods include but are not limited to on Foot, Horse, ATV-Motorcycle, Snow-machine, Helicopters and Boats.

Grangeville Mountain Rescue is a non-profit organization funded by private donations and fundraisers, as well as government grants.

For more information, download and print our Detailed Information Sheet (*.pdf) or contact Brian Adams at:

Brian Adams
Grangeville Mountain Rescue Unit
208-983-2555 day
208-983-2763 evening
208-451-0034 cell
brian@macgurus.com