We have included some links to assist you in finding fun activities along with enjoying the wonderful community and outdoors.
- A Beginner’s Guide to Climbing Mount Borah
- Idaho has nine peaks topping out over 12,000 feet. Hundreds more teeter between 9,000 and 11,000 feet. Many of these lesser mountains are arguably better climbs, what climbers would call “more aesthetic”. Yet Mount Borah (or simply Borah), by virtue of being Idaho’s highest point, has an undeniable cachet, drawing to it some 3,000 to 5,000 climbers a year hoping to log their name in the summit box.
- Assisted Living Facilities – An Overview
- As many seniors age, they begin to need assistance with everyday activities such as getting dressed, using the restroom, and preparing and eating meals. This is true even for seniors who are fairly healthy and mentally sharp.
- AssistedLiving.org
- Dedicated to enhancing the lives of older adults by compiling comprehensive research, the latest studies, and real-world insight from experts, caregivers, and seniors into easy-to-understand, actionable guides and resources.
- Challis Area Chamber of Commerce
- Friendly locals, outdoor adventures and diverse natural beauty await you in this town of 1,000. Challis is the ideal base camp for recreating in the vast 3 million acres of Custer County, in the heart of Central Idaho. Home to nationwide endurance runs, festivals in the foothills and unmatched scenery, Challis is the destination that stays with you. Being awed by the surroundings and falling in love with the town is just part of the experience.
- Challis Area Health Center
- At the Challis Area Health Center, our goal is to provide the highest quality healthcare to our community. We strive to make sure that our services are accessible and affordable. As the only Federally Qualified Health Center serving central Idaho, we offer acute, chronic, and primary emergency medical care for patients of all ages, along with behavioral health services and preventative dental treatments.
- Challis Arts Council
- The Challis Arts Council is a 501c3 non-profit organization conceived in 1988 to promote the arts and humanities in Custer County.
- Challis Public Library
- Getting a library card is like unlocking a treasure chest filled with endless adventures and knowledge. It's the passport to a world where every page holds the promise of new friendships, thrilling escapades, and unexpected discoveries. So grab your card and let the literary journey begin! If you live within Challis city limits the card is free. If you live outside city limits cards are $2.50 a month. And ALL children receive a free card. Bring your Photo ID and proof of physical residency during open hours and we will be happy to get you set up to use the library resources.
- City of Challis
- With a strong heritage in ranching, mining, farming, and recreation, Challis is a thriving hub of local pride and Idaho hospitality. Whether you’re here to explore, relax, or reconnect with nature, we invite you to stay, play, and experience all that Challis has to offer.
- City of Mackay
- City of Stanley
- If you are a resident of Stanley, we encourage you to use this website as a resource to stay in touch with your city government. If you are a visitor to our area, welcome! We hope this website provides you valuable information to enhance your experiences in the Sawtooth Valley and surrounding wilderness areas.
- Land of the Yankee Fork State Park
- Land of the Yankee Fork has several interesting historical sites including the Challis Bison Kill site, the ghost towns of Custer, Bayhorse and Bonanza, and the Yankee Fork Gold Dredge, and now, the Challis Hot Springs.
- Paying for Assisted Living & Home Care in Idaho
- Salmon River Clinic
- The Salmon River Emergency Clinic was founded in 1972 by Nurse Practitioner Marie Osborn who responded to the need for primary and emergency care in the Sawtooth Valley. Marie’s legacy lives on as the Salmon River Clinic.
- Sawtooth National Forest Visitor Guide
- This Visitor Guide provides the information you need to make the most of your Sawtooth National Forest experience.
- Stanley Chamber of Commerce
- The Sawtooth Valley isn't just about the beautiful scenery, wildlife, and natural beauty - it's a thriving community with tons to do!