Middle Fork Wilderness Outfitters.jpg 127.17 KBThe Adventure Crew has teamed up with Middle Fork Wilderness Outfitters (MFWO) in efforts to fund grassroots outdoor music festival, Lost Trail Fest! We are extremely excited and fortunate to raffle off this once in a lifetime six day, five night adventure through the Frank Church Wilderness with legendary guides led by Willis McAleese (approximately $4,900 value, gratuity not included).
Adventure Crew is family of doers. Bringing like-minded people together who strive to keep life exciting, and explore the unknown boundaries of life through music, adventure, food, and philosophy. The vision of The Crew is to create an authentic mountain pass rendezvous that inspires our community through music, local arts and crafts, and delicious local food and beer.
Lost Trail Fest is located at Lost Trail Ski Area on the Montana/Idaho border. While we inaugurated our event summer 2017 as the Adventure Crew Music Festival, the change of title reflects the evolution of the festival itself—its increased emphasis on place, environment, and community. Festivals have historically been an essential feature of rural places. Food and music have always been hallmarks of these celebrations. In the coming years we would like to direct the focus of Lost Trail Fest more towards local agriculture and enrichment of the rural communities north and south of the ski area. Our organization, the Adventure Crew, hopes to continue creating and promoting events like Lost Trail Fest, enhancing the communities we live in expanding from Salmon through the Bitterroot Valley. Please contact us to learn more about our other projects!
As anyone in our region knows, Lost Trail is a centerpiece of our special community, especially during the winter season. However during the summer, Lost Trail provides the perfect site to celebrate the vibrant rural communities of the region with music, local food and brews, and outdoor recreation. Lost Trail Fest, scheduled for July 12-13, 2019, offers opportunity to support and revitalize the area long after the snow has melted. Our primary goal is to bring musicians, businesses, farms, non-profits, and craftspeople from the Lemhi and Bitterroot Valleys together at their geographic center to celebrate community.
If you've never heard of the Middle Fork of the Salmon River, you might want to stop what you are doing and look it up. It is EPIC to say the least, and you couldn't share this trip with a better crew than MFWO.
Check out MFWO's website at https://idahorapids.com/mfwo-experience/. Also check out this sweet video of some of the scenery you would encounter, which doesn't even touch on the wildlife, hotsprings, fishing, and amazing food and camp life. https://vimeo.com/234850915
MFWO is licensed and operates under a Special Use Permit on the Salmon Challis National Forest and is a member of the Idaho Outfitters and Guides Association.
