Lowman, Idaho · Boise County · Facility
The Julie Creek Trailhead is a five-acre signed site with restroom, visitor information and loading/unloading ramp for ATVs.It serves Julie Creek (#020) and Nellie’s Basin (#022) trails.It is located one mile north of Deadwood Campground and Deadwood River access.Trailhead is on the west side of Deadwood River.
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The Julie Creek Trailhead is a five-acre signed site with restroom, visitor information and loading/unloading ramp for ATVs.It serves Julie Creek (#020) and Nellie’s Basin (#022) trails.It is located one mile north of Deadwood Campground and Deadwood River access.Trailhead is on the west side of Deadwood River.
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