Join me on an adventure into North Idaho as I finally explore the St. Joe National Forest.

I planned on finding a quiet campsite along the St. Joe River, but after taking a random road I ended up climbing higher and higher into the mountains. What started as a simple camping trip turned into an unexpected overlanding adventure through incredible forests, old logging roads, and some amazing views.

Sometimes the best places are the ones you never planned on finding.

Join me on this perfect and peaceful solo truck camping trip in North Idaho.

The St. Joe area has quickly became my new favorite to explore and camp. It's got everything from mountains tops to beautiful clear rivers. I feel extremely grateful to live here in the Pacific Northwest.

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Join me as I drive Moon Pass, one of Idaho's most scenic backcountry roads, connecting the historic town of Wallace to the quiet community of Avery along the St. Joe River.

This thirty mile route follows the old Milwaukee Railroad grade, taking you through seven narrow train tunnels and over remnants of century old trestles, all set against the beautiful backdrop of the St. Joe National Forest. I eventually find a nice spot to camp along the river, and share a bit of the history behind this old electrified rail line.

If you love overlanding, truck camping, or exploring the backroads of the Pacific Northwest, this one's for you.