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Sunset on the Salmon river, Maloney Creek camp, Idaho.

River of No Return Wilderness is the largest roadless wilderness in the contiguous United States

An Asian Korean man, fly fishing on the Provo River in Utah during winter.

A winding dirt road follows alongside a river cutting through a steep, rocky canyon under a dramatic sky.

River running through rural land in majestic Wyoming

Salmon City Downtown Street Landscape in Salmon, Lemhi County, Idaho, USA, at 3,944 feet, situated at the base of the Continental Divide in the Northern Rocky Mountains

Landscape with the Snake River near Swan Valley Idaho USA in autumn.

Adıyaman, Turkey - July 15, 2021: Turkish people fishing in cendere river (cendere çayı) near cendere bridge which is called Severan (Septimius Severus) Roman bridge in Mount Nemrut National Park, Eastern Anatolia, Turkey adıyaman.

The River of No Return Wilderness in Idaho

Aerial still of Shoshone River and North Fork Highway in Shoshone National Forest, Wyoming, on a clear day in Fall.

Salmon River below Riggins, Idaho, with a sunset aided by a large forest fire to the west.

Beautiful view of the Salmon River in sunny fall day in Idaho

Beautiful landscape in Idaho, USA. This is a picture of Robie Creek in Idaho, USA

Autumn colors on the mighty Yellowstone River in Montana, USA, North America. Nearest cities are Livingston, Bozeman and Billings Montana. This is north of Yellowstone National Park.

$August 6, 2010- Stanley, Idaho:\n\nMiddle Fork of the Salmon River, Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness Area. This image was made from a boat center river looking downriver toward the entrance to the lower canyon section.\n\nThe Middle Fork is a 104-miles of crystal-clear water that flows through the heart of the Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness and is one of the original eight rivers in the nation designated as Wild and Scenic on October 2, 1968. \n\nOver 10,000 people float the Middle Fork of the Salmon River each year. The Middle Fork originates 20 miles northwest of Stanley, ID, at the intersection of Bear Valley and Marsh Creeks, and is known world-wide for extraordinary whitewater float trips. These multi-day float trips offer a wide sampling of scenic beauty along the banks, including alpine forests, high mountain deserts and a sheer, rock-walled canyon—the third deepest in North America! Beyond rafting, the area offers natural hot springs, prime fly fishing (catch-and-release only), scenic wilderness hikes with glimpses of prehistoric paintings and abandoned settler cabins, dazzling night skies, and geologic evidence of the river’s continuing efforts to carve its way through the Idaho Batholith.$

Sunset View and Reflections in River - Colorado River at sunset in scenic canyon during winter.

Floating and fly fishing the South Fork of the Boise River

The scenic Sawtooth Mountain Range of Idaho

Salmon River Canyon below Riggins, Idaho.

Sunrise over The Owyhee River at Birch Creek Ranch, Oregon.

Aerial still of Shoshone National Forest, Wyoming, on a clear day in Fall.

A view along the Payette River with whitewater rapids and dense forest in this almost perfect spot for fly fishing in Idaho

A beautiful view of Hells Canyon with the Snake River running through it.

Fly fishing for trout on the south Fork of the Boise River

Colorado River Along Rural Agricultural Area - River flowing through ranch land with irrigation ditch carrying water to other areas to water the land. Various interests competing for water rights.

Sawtooth Mountains and the Salmon River near Stanley, Idaho

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