Salmon, founded in 1866, holds historical significance as the birthplace of Sacagawea and a crucial waypoint on the Lewis and Clark expedition. This charming mountain town is rich in history and is surrounded by some of Idaho’s most cherished wilderness. The Salmon River of No Return flows through the center of the town and the Frank Church Wilderness area, along with National Forest lands surround Salmon. Its world-class fishing, abundant hunting, and natural beauty have turned Salmon from a humble logging town into a flourishing mountain community that attracts all kinds of outdoor enthusiasts.