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Where History Still Breathes: Judy Washbon’s Journey Into the World of Lewis and Clark

Where History Still Breathes: Judy Washbon’s Journey Into the World of Lewis and Clark

Not long after moving, Judy discovered that this quiet Idaho valley played a role in one of America’s most iconic journeys: the Lewis and Clark Expedition. Even more compelling, the Salmon Valley is widely recognized as the birthplace of Sacagawea, the Shoshone woman who would become indispensable to the expedition’s survival. It wasn’t until reading Undaunted Courage, Stephen Ambrose’s historical account of the expedition, that Judy’s interest shifted into high gear.

From a Dream on Ice to a Community Triumph: How Salmon Built Its New Rink Together

From a Dream on Ice to a Community Triumph: How Salmon Built Its New Rink Together

The small mountain town is home to one of the last fully outdoor, competitive rinks in the region, a place visiting teams routinely call their favorite. And the program touches every generation. In Salmon, kids lace up skates as young as five—sometimes four if they’re eager and a parent is willing to help on the ice.

The 100 Acre Wood Lodge 100 Acre Wood Lodge interior dining area

The 100 Acre Wood Lodge

The quaint western town of Salmon, Idaho, provides the ideal destination for your next retreat or group getaway. Though less than three hours drive from the hubs of Missoula, MT, and Idaho Falls, ID, event attendees will feel worlds away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Additionally, year-round flights from Boise, ID, make transportation easy and convenient for visitors from all over. Beautiful, well-equipped meeting facilities, ample lodging options, and endless options for activities combine to make Salmon a hassle-free event destination.

The Sacajawea Interpretive, Cultural, and Educational Center The Sacajawea Learning Center - Exterior

The Sacajawea Interpretive, Cultural, and Educational Center

The quaint western town of Salmon, Idaho, provides the ideal destination for your next retreat or group getaway. Though less than three hours drive from the hubs of Missoula, MT, and Idaho Falls, ID, event attendees will feel worlds away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.