Terry RichardThe Imnaha Canyon, which is part of Hells Canyon, from Buckhorn viewpoint, one of three drive-up Hells Canyon view sites in Oregon. The others are Hat Point (which I was unable to ...

The canyon was formed by the great ice age floods approximately 14,000 years ago, leaving behind a river bottom that now serves as the foundation for Hells Gate State Park.

Hells Gate State Park, located in Lewiston, Idaho is—as the name implies—a gateway to the deepest river gorge in North America, Hells Canyon. It also boasts its own geologic wonder: ...

The Snake River is the freeway to the canyon experience. Starting from Hells Gate State Park in Lewiston, boaters can navigate 104 miles of wild country upstream to Hells Canyon Dam, built in 1967.

Starting from Hells Gate State Park in Lewiston, boaters can navigate 104 miles of wild country upstream to Hells Canyon Dam, built in 1967. They can, that is, if they have the skills to negotiate ...

Hell Gate might appropriately he called “The Canyon of First Things.” Though Lewis and Clark missed the Hell Gate pass in their westward journey and crossed into the Bitter Root from the Big ...

WHITE BIRD, Idaho — Hells Canyon might be God’s best-kept hideaway if you’re a hiker seeking solitude, a hunter pursuing game or an angler hoping to catch smallmouth bass, steelhead and ...

Hell Gate Canyon. To the Indians the Hell Gate canyon was known simply as “Sin-poop-thlem,” a term conveying reference to “A trail or stream coming out of a canyon.” ...

The property, which Western Rivers Conservancy purchased in 2018, is about 10 miles south of Lewiston, between Idaho’s Hells Gate State Park to the north and the 78,000-acre Craig Mountain ...