[RV Life & Travel] Ep. 53 Exploring the Sawtooth Wilderness & Mtns || Free Camping & Amazing Hikes

In this week's episode we spend a week in the Sawtooth National Forest, just outside of Ketchum, Idaho. It turns out to be one of our most favorite boondocking sites yet. You can find this campsite, along with GPS, photos, and reviews here:

We barely scratch the surface of all that this area has to offer but we find some emerald alpine lakes, fantastic vistas, and good brews. We had no idea Idaho was so dang gorgeous but the secret is out! We will be coming back someday to truly explore this impressive state.

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[LivinginOurNow]

Loved your video! We’re actually working on editing our Stanley/Ketchum video now... it’s fun to see someone else’s experience 😁

[kxrv]

Wondering what time of year you were at the Sawtooths. We were just at Shoshone Falls and they were practically dry compared to your visit. Yet the flower are blooming?

[TheDobroFan]

Great insight. Thanks guys. You shoulda knocked down that ludicrous sign.

[lauraweiss]

Great video. I’ve stayed at Redfish Lake Lodge and backpacked the Sawtooths. One rule to remember in Sawtooth NF is all campfires need to be on a fire blanket or in a metal fire pan. They’ve had some really devastating fires north of the Stanley area two years ago. Thanks for sharing your experience!

[RollinRagu]

Beautiful shots in this video! Really like the moment with the butterflies. Looks like a wonderful spot to stay for awhile. Enjoying!

[deandobbs]

Awesome trip you two! Thanks again for sharing. Another month and we will be heading to vegas to rent our rv and explore Utah for 13 days. Can't wait!, Be safe out there!

[LifewithKenandJane]

I love the sawtooths. I have spent a lot of time in that area. Lived in salmon Idaho for awhile in the early 1970. I was in rock n roll for decades . After working on that ranch I decided I needed to do something fun. It ended up being a great move for me.

[RJsadventures]

What a Awesome place. I think I would have to of stayed all 16 days. Thanks For Sharing. Travel Safe...

[joeramozz]

Beautiful place
What’s type of camera do you use for this video?

[ramblinman]

Brad and Maggie, I've followed y'all from the beginning, I never miss a video because the filming is just spectacular! PEACE OUT !!!

[lindamcentaffer]

You'd do much better if ya had a 1-Ton Pickup with a Full Bed & mount a Camper in it. Then, you can go any where you have the nerve to drive your truck.

[charlieswearingen]

Wow, that was rough you had to hike in the scenic Pioneer Mountains on a beautiful day all because of one unscrupulous sign...  ;-)

[GeezerAtTheWheelGang]

We definitely thought these falls beat the snot out of Niagra. Just our opinion tho!

[travisrolstad]

"He's a survivalist" lol...

[wellsonwheels]

Curious! How much of time delay in your videos? Just trying to gauge the month you are at each destination !! I saw an incredible wolf study ( movie) done in the sawtooth mountains. Wish I could recall the name! Must see

[texassky]

Such a lovely canyon and great spot! I'm binge-watching your journey since I'm held up with a broken ankle. My husband and I have a 5th wheel that we have yet had the pleasure to travel with. Thanks for sharing your journey and tips! I'm taking tons of notes :) I am texassky on IG but it's not really a travel IG. Feel free to look me up. Hope yall are well!!

[edbickford]

I've been following you from the beginning as well and today as I was watching I was wondering what it is that I like so much about your videos. It dawned on me that it's not just the places you go and share so well, it's the way you both are so real in your videos and always seem to find a way to have fun. I do have one question though - Where in the RV does Brad store all of those cool tee shirts?

[backcountryagenda]

nice video but that didnt look like the Sawtooth wilderness. Looked more like stuff around Ketchum