Lick Creek Area, McCall & Krassel Ranger Districts
The Lick Creek area is just east of McCall and is accessed from Lick Creek Road. This is a beautiful area that many think of as the Alps of Idaho. There are many recreational opportunities in this area such as camping, and many trailheads that lead to alpine lakes. A drive to the top of Lick Creek Summit from McCall only takes about an hour. This is a highly recommended area!
Recreation Sites
Black Lee Camping Area
This dispersed camp site is approximately 15 miles from McCall on Lick Creek Road, McCall Ranger District. This site has a vault toilet, but no other services are available. Pack out your…
Duck/Hum Lake Trailhead
The Duck Lake/Hum Lake Trailhead provides access to the Twenty Mile Trail #085 and Hum Lake Trail #082 from Lick Creek Road. The hike to Duck Lake is just under 1.5 miles one way and reasonable…
Lake Fork Campground
Site Closed
Nine sites in wooded terrain along the East Fork of Lake Fork Creek at 5,300 feet. Each site comes equipped with a picnic table, fire pit, and grill. There is typically potable water available on…
Lake Fork Trailhead
From the Lake Fork Trailhead, the East Fork Lake Fork Creek Trail (#104) initially heads south, paralleling the creek. The route is rolling with only minor elevation gain for the first five miles.…
Lick Creek Road to South Fork Salmon River
From McCall take Park Street to Davis Street, to Lick Creek Road (Forest Road #48). You will drive past Little Payette Lake, Browns Pond, Lake Fork Campground and Slick Rock (8.5 miles). This road…
Slick Rock
Slick Rock contains some of the longest continuous technical rock climbing in Idaho. Set in the awesome alpine environment of the Payette National Forest, Slick Rock routes range from eight to ten…