Bruneau, Idaho · Owyhee County
OverviewSheep Creek flows through an extremely narrow, winding canyon with sheer vertical walls. High water flows are in the spring and provide for whitewater for the most experienced boaters. Access to Sheep Creek is difficult because of its remoteness and primitive roads.
OverviewSheep Creek flows through an extremely narrow, winding canyon with sheer vertical walls. High water flows are in the spring and provide for whitewater for the most experienced boaters. Access to Sheep Creek is difficult because of its remoteness and primitive roads.
Sheep Creek flows into the Bruneau River 13 miles downstream from Indian Hot Springs.
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