Trail Overview
This is a well-maintained gravel road that connects Lemhi Pass to the little village of Lemhi in the valley. It is a two-lane road and a little steep with several hairpin turns. Vehicles with trailers and large RVs are not recommended. This road is sometimes referred to as the Agency Creek Road.
History
Lemhi Pass is the point where the Lewis & Clark expedition crossed the Continental Divide. When the party arrived here they decided to camp for the night and Sacajewea located a cold fresh spring where they camped. That spring is still there and is a worthwhile historical visit. In fact, the Lemhi Pass area is a National Historic Landmark and there are several interesting historical sites that can be visited.