All of Idaho's byways are scenic and represent the depth and breadth of scenery in Idaho complete with natural and man-made panoramas, electrifying landscapes, ancient and modern history, native arts and culture, and provide more options for you when you want a break from catching so many fish. Close to the South Fork Lodge, the following auto tours are easy to explore and are popular with our guests. They are all gateways to adventures where no two experiences are the same and your memories will be unforgettable.

Teton Scenic Byway
Wander over Pine Creek Pass, through the lush rolling farmland of eastern Idaho, land of the famous potatoes, to the ranchland of the Teton Valley on this 69- mile byway. Along the way, the peaks of the Teton Range will peek out from beyond the foothills and draw you in for a closer look. Combine this drive with the Mesa Falls Scenic Byway for one of the most spectacular scenic routes in Idaho.

Mesa Falls Scenic Byway
The Mesa Falls Scenic Byway begins where the Teton Scenic Byway reaches its northern end in Ashton, at the junction of U.S. 20 and Idaho 47. From there, the route travels through the town of Warm River toward its main attractions: the Upper and Lower Mesa Falls.

Fort Henry Scenic Byway
See the first white settlement in Idaho marked by the Fort Henry Monument, from which this byway gets its name. A new monument now replaces the old one at the original site. This route trails along BLM land, desert and mountain ranges; where herds of deer and elk, as well as sharp tail and sage grouse can be seen as you journey along the Red Road.