Nip and Tuck Road

This trail is popular for dispersed camping. It is one of a few trails in the Stanley area that offers spectacular Sawtooth Mountain views, is free to camp, has plenty of sun for solar panels, and even good cell signal (cell booster may be needed) in some areas. Waypoint 2 is a good example of a great camping spot. These spots are normally scattered along the trail as single campsites or maybe across the road from each other. Some spurs can be pull-offs and camped in. They can vary in the shade or in the open. Even as early as when the trail opens the first week of May, the ideal campsites can fill up pretty quickly. Weekdays do have more open spots available than weekends and summer holidays. Please remember to Leave No Trace, pack out trash with you, Tread Lightly, and not leave unnecessary tire tracks and fire traces. If pulling a towable RV, it is recommended that the western entrance from Highway 21 is used as the eastern entrance from Highway 75 is a little narrower, winding, and a steeper grade. There is only dry camping on this trail. You can find several improved campgrounds or commercial campgrounds nearby along Highway 21 or Highway 75