Cascade, Idaho · Valley County · Facility
The Wildlife Viewing South Fork Salmon - Fish Viewing area is a unique way to view wildlife. It is a boardwalk, approximately 8 feet wide by 50 feet long, that goes over a marshy area to view salmon spawning habitat. There is a wide spot in the road nearby for parking. It is most often used during spawning season in la…
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The Wildlife Viewing South Fork Salmon - Fish Viewing area is a unique way to view wildlife. It is a boardwalk, approximately 8 feet wide by 50 feet long, that goes over a marshy area to view salmon spawning habitat. There is a wide spot in the road nearby for parking. It is most often used during spawning season in late August and September.
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