Trail Name: Queens River Trail Head
 
Elevation: 5383’

Facilities at TH: Pit toilets, tables, feed bunks and hitching posts, creek close by for horse water.

Distance from XX (Boise or Nampa or??)
main road intersection (1-84 & Hwy 21)

Approx Drive time: from Boise = 4 hours (pulling horse trailer)
Road Conditions: Hwy changing to maintained forest service road down to narrow single track road the last few miles in. [It is a 4 hour drive from Boise on mostly dirt roads.]

Camping: informal forest service camp ground

Trail: Trail is moderate to difficult.  Horses need to be in shape and shod.

Trail conditions: (?? steep areas, lots of water crossings????) Trail clearing is on-going.  You are in wilderness so no chain saws allowed.  You must follow wilderness rules and regs. 

Other: Horses need to be in shape and shod. - In Sawtooth Wilderness Area abide by wilderness guidelines
Directions: From Boise, take highway 21 past Mores Creek summit to Edna Creek Road.  Turn right.  You are on forest service (FS) road #384 this turns into #328.  Follow this road to the North fork of the Boise River.  Turn left on FS road #327 (north fork of the Boise River). Follow to Deer Park Guard Station. Turn right on Swanholm Creek road, I believe is still FS #327.  Follow this until you get to the middle fork of the Boise River, FS# 268.  Turn left.  Follow this road until you see the Queens River Trail Head sign.  Turn left.  The road to the trail head is 2 miles long and very narrow. Backing up if you meet someone head on would be interesting.  At the trail head there are bathrooms, tables, horse feed bunks and hitching posts.  There is plenty of parking.  Elevation is 5,383', about the same as Atlanta.  You are about 5 miles from Atlanta.