driving highway95 from McCall to Coeur d'Alene

[nm9stheham]

Add another vote for the blankets, water, food, etc. You just never know what may happen (deer jumps out in front of you and bam-o, your car is banged up), and some areas out in that region can be pretty sparse for population or fellow travelers. Even if we fly out there in winter and rent a car, our first stop is at a local store to get all those things before we head out into the hinterlands.

[Mister Torgue]

Oh don’t forget some of these. You’d be surprised how much heat just one can put out in an enclosed space.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004R1J464...3XYPFWENAZ68N6

[cleosmom]

Originally Posted by Mister Torgue

Oh don’t forget some of these. You’d be surprised how much heat just one can put out in an enclosed space.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004R1J464...3XYPFWENAZ68N6

Considering I shoot target practice outside, those are always in my car.

[Mister Torgue]

Originally Posted by cleosmom

Considering I shoot target practice outside, those are always in my car.

“ You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to cleosmom again.”

[Heron31]

Originally Posted by oregonwoodsmoke

In fact, it is snowing right this moment.

Yeah, it snowed about a foot today.

[zebco]

Originally Posted by Clark Fork Fantast

Have a great trip! Stop in Riggins if that fits your schedule. Right on the "River of No Return."

I'll second that stop in Riggins, and a prime rib sandwich and a side of cowboy bites at the Seven Devils Bar and Grill. That was a great meal.

I'm just a visitor, not a native, but I didn't find Highway 95 to be all that bad. It was during the fall though, no snow. I would think the area of the highway that would concern me the most during snow is around White Bird.

Give yourself plenty of time. I found myself pulling off the road for the view about every 1/2 mile or so, it seemed.