ALERT CITIZENS OF IDAHO COUNTY The Officers and Members of the Idaho Pathfinders, Inc. want to alert the citizens of Idaho County to what our organization believes to be an imminent threat of a great loss of our public lands, our treasured freedom of access and ultimately an erosion of our rural heritage.  We object

BBQ ride has been rescheduled for March 17th. Here is the specs on it: •Date: March 17th •Place: Pittsburg Landing •Time: Lunch at 12:00-2:00. •Cost: $5.00 per person (bring your own drink) •Drive over from White Bird, Park @ the old mill site near the river headed to Pittsburg Landing ( Follow signs from White

The following are the rides for 2013. Some of them are members only rides and others are open to the public. At any time a person or family can join the club at time of the ride. We will have membership forms on hand. $15.00 per person or $20.00 for the family February 24 Hamburger

Good Morning every one. We have been watching the weather yesterday and this morning. We have come up with to conceal the Fun Ride & BBQ to Pittsburgh Landing. The White Bird Hill is slick do to all the snow that came yesturday and last night. We are still under a storm advisory for this

The Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation created a new interactive online trails map for Idaho Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) riders, and the map features non-motorized trails and all kinds of backcountry roads as well. Several years in the making, the trail map features thousands of trails throughout the state of Idaho. The project was funded

The Self Sufficient Community Lands Act of 2012 is a very practical House of Representatives bill that was introduced by Raul Labrador.  It deserves attention by all Idaho Citizens as a responsible approach to the Lands Management Resource issue. Alternative F in the Lochsa Land Exchange suggests privatizing 40K to 50K acres in an acre

The recreation industry is massive, but local [Idaho County] officials see it as an effect rather than a cause of a strong economy. Andrew Ottoson – sports/outdoors reporter – Idaho County Free Press June 26, 2012 Outdoor recreation is big business. A study released last Wednesday, June 20, puts it in the same league as