I've had great recommendations the last few threads so I'll

How much do one of those tents run ya?

File: DSC_0436.jpg (1MB, 1473x2200px) Image search: [Google]

1MB, 1473x2200px

>>811566
I bought it used for $2400. New I think they are around 5 grand. Adventure Trailers is making a much nicer one now called the Tacoma Habitat that starts at $8500.

NEAR BEND

https://northwestrevealed.com/2013/09/17/rivers-of-glass-glass-butte-oregon/


Atlanta Idaho for gold , hot springs and rivers for fishing or swimming

Stanley Idaho free camping everywhere, don't miss redfish lake then through ketchum

LITTLE WOOD RIVER above the reservoir near Arco Idaho

Craters of the moon for an early morning visit

Then on towards Yellowstone

Probably the most beautiful drive in the country and almost zero people.. all free camping

>>811768

Oh, and Bring whatever you need as there are no stores McDonald's etc pay attention and don't be a dumbass or you will disappear and they won't find your corpses. Feel free to shit in the rivers but don't leave your shit paper everywhere, only in the river

http://www.oregonlive.com/travel/index.ssf/2014/08/magruder_corridor_offers_remot.html

You could check this out if you really want to be remote. Totally different scenery from that other route

File: DSC_0043.jpg (3MB, 3872x2592px) Image search: [Google]

3MB, 3872x2592px

>>811768
>>811770
>>811776
Checking these out, thanks

File: IMG_20160710_194908.jpg (2MB, 1944x2592px) Image search: [Google]

2MB, 1944x2592px

>>812177
Since you are into gold, everything on these maps are historic gold mining areas, Idaho city was a mining town . If you drive towards Atlanta on the middle fork road part is a rough scary road but people do it in passenger cars lots of old mines visible, great fishing hot springs etc even if you only drive halfway

File: IMG_20160710_194920.jpg (2MB, 1944x2592px) Image search: [Google]

2MB, 1944x2592px

If it's too scary for your girlfriends son drive from boise to Idaho city to Stanley to ketchum. Spend some time in ketchum avoid sun valley. Go to the gold mine and grumpys for a burger and beer.

When going through Idaho to Montana, take US-12 and go over the Lolo Pass. There's a trail near the Montana border that has natural hot springs less than a mile in from the highway.

>>814032
Ive had a hard time finding exactly where this place is. I only hear stories of this

>>814048
It's really easy to spot from the road because there's a nice pedestrian bridge crossing the river that acts as the trailhead.