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Related: About this forumA Country Road Meets the Rocky Mountain High

Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness
Pinyon Peak, Idaho
© 2020 Bo Zarts
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A Country Road Meets the Rocky Mountain High (Original Post)
Bo Zarts
Sep 2022
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elleng
(141,926 posts)1. WOW, Bo!
MiHale
(12,986 posts)2. Beautiful...literally took my breath away...thx
Diamond_Dog
(40,485 posts)3. WOW!
Thats one road youd need to be careful navigating! What a stunning view!
cilla4progress
(26,525 posts)4. After
the fires....
brer cat
(27,563 posts)5. Great shot, Bo.
How are you doing?
LoisB
(12,964 posts)6. Awesome!
judesedit
(4,590 posts)7. Great picture. Thank you, Bo
IrishAfricanAmerican
(4,456 posts)8. Lighting on the foreground makes it.
Great job!
Thunderbeast
(3,813 posts)9. I believe that road is the Nez Perce Trail in Idaho.
It goes from Elk City, Idaho to Darby, Montana. It is the longest continuous unpaved road in the lower 48.
I have driven it twice in minivans that had NO BUSINESS on that road! It is wonderful.
irisblue
(37,435 posts)10. Whoa! What an image
MichaelSoE
(1,576 posts)11. Exquisite