Historic Stanley Idaho Museum: Site Of Old Forest Service Ranger Station

At the base of the beauttiful Sawtooth Mountains lies the Stanley Museum. Stanley was founded in 1890 and named for Civil War veteran Capt. John Stanley, who discovered gold in the area while passing through on his way to Idaho City. The Stanley Museum is located in the former Valley Creek Ranger Station and features displays and artifacts interpreting central idaho cultural history and natural history. There is a gift shop and visitor information. There is no charge to visit. Located on Satte Highway 75 in what locals call Lower Stanley. Just across the bridge of Valley Crekk when headed North on Highway 75 on the left hand side.

Season: Summer
Hours: Memorial Day-Labor Day, 11am-5pm Daily