Contact

For general inquiries, email info@scotchmanpeaks.org or call 208-265-4236. Visit Our Staff page for a full directory.

Mailing Address:

Friends of Scotchman Peaks Wilderness
PO Box 2061
Sandpoint, ID 83864

Physical Address:

323 N 1st Ave, Ste 205
Sandpoint, ID 83864

Ep 20: Train To Hunt

With hunting season just getting started across the northwest, we thought we'd ask our friend Kenton Clairmont what we could do to get in shape for the season. Kenton talks about his Train to Hunt events and programs aimed at keeping hunters healthy and successful. To learn more, check out the website at http://www.traintohunt.com/.
Ep 19: Kootenai Critter Tales

Hear some of the great wildlife stories submitted to Montana Wilderness Association's Kootenai Critters program. If you haven't found out what your secret Kootenai Critter identity is yet, there's still time (https://wildmontana.org/wild-life/quiz-whats-your-secret-kootenai-critter-identity) Stories in this episode read by Henry Jorden, Allie Maloney, and Britta Mireley.
Ep 18: Hidden Basin and the Romance of Wild Places

Libby, Mont., author Jack DeShazer loves the Scotchman Peaks. He's been all over the western United States and he always finds himself coming back to the Scotchmans. This chapter about the magic of the wild Scotchmans is from his book, "The Land Beyond All Roads."
Ep 17: Elk, grizzly, and misplaced bear spray

The 3rd installment in our series highlighting the 2020 Friends of Scotchman Peaks Wilderness scholarship winners features Libby High School graduate, Ryan Goodman. Watch for Ryan's winning essay and more in the Voices in the Wilderness column published periodically in The Western News, Sanders County Ledger, Sandpoint Reader, and Bonner County Daily Bee. For a…
Ep 16: Project ASCENT Part III

Join Ray for our third and final installment of the Project ASCENT series!

Mr. ScotchmanFollow

aka the grouchy goat of Scotchman Peak
Getting salt from unsuspecting humans since 2009
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Mr. Scotchman @MrScotchman·

14 Sep

Definitely keep #2 in mind when taking pictures of my friends and me on Scotchman Peak. For our safety and yours.

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Mr. Scotchman @MrScotchman·

12 Sep

Want to have fun like Michelle? Of course you do. FSPW has an opening for a Scotchman Peak Trail Ambassador this Sunday (9/13). Tell the humans to steer clear of my friends and me. Sign up today!

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Mr. Scotchman @MrScotchman·

11 Sep

You can always check out the 2020 State of the Scotchmans here if you happened to miss it. https://bit.ly/2VSZWpN #SavetheWildScotchmans

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Mr. Scotchman @MrScotchman·

9 Sep

I know a thing or two about wilderness, and yeah, it has its benefits. https://bit.ly/2DnJB6t #SavetheWildScotchmans

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Mr. Scotchman @MrScotchman·

8 Sep

Well, that was a windy 💨 day. If you head out in my neck of the woods, keep track of downed trees. When you get home, fill out this trail report form. It’ll let hikers know what conditions are like. Then they can come let me lick them, I mean say “hi.”

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