Spring Recreation in Idaho

Lucious mountain wildflowers, morel mushrooms, wildlife, and luxury accommodations all in one place. You're invited to to experience Spring like never before at Tamarack, a true 4-season resort.

Plus, stay at one of Tamaracks luxury lodging accommodations and receive a $25 credit to The Reserve! Use promo code SPR22

Adventure

HIKING
14 miles of meadow trails offer diverse hiking, from dense forests hiding Morel mushrooms to open fields blooming with shooting stars. Enjoy a day in nature and breathe in the fresh Spring air.

MOUNTAIN BIKING
Explore our diverse single track trail system featuring beginner, intermediate, and expert routes. Bike rentals will be available May of 2022.

Note: please stay off any muddy or closed trails. No uphill or downhill travel permitted on the mountain as we prepare for summer activities.

Relax

FISHING
The fish are hungry and biting! Tamarack Resort is located on the shores of Lake Cascade, a premier Idaho fishing destination. Bring your own gear or consider booking a guided fishing trip with a local guide.

WILDLIFE
The birds are chirping, the deer are out, and so are the sheep?? Yes, you heard right! Local shepards migrate their sheep past Tamarack Resort on West Mountain Road and you might be lucky enough to see them!

DINE

THE RESERVE
Excite your taste buds with the fresh flavors of Spring! Featuring new Sunday Specials bison eggs benedict and grilled octopus. Stop in for brunch or kick of the evening with appetizers and beverages. Dining in the mountains has never tasted better.

CLEARWATER COFFEE CO
We all need a little boost sometimes. Kick off your morning or jump start your afternoon with a specialty coffee and pastry.

VILLAGE MARKET
Fuel your adventures with a grab n go lunch or get the essentials you need to create a masterpiece in your kitchen.

Spring Into Savings

Lodging at Tamarack

Lowest rates, plus $25 credit to The Reserve

THE LODGE AT OSPREY MEADOWS
More than just a place to stay, it is a part of the experience! Featuring a large outdoor pool, hot tub, fitness center, and sauna, you'll find it hard to leave.

THE VILLAGE
Located at the base of the mountain in the heart of the action, these newly constructed units are cozy and inviting.

HOMES & COTTAGES A cabin getaway tucked in the woods and spread throughout the resort, our peaceful private rentals offer the perfect escape.

SPRING INTO SAVINGS

Livestock Etiquette

What do you get if you cross an angry sheep and a moody cow? An animal that’s in a baaaaaaaad moooooood. All jokes aside, you may encounter both animals along West Mountain Road this fall. Here are a few tips on how to interact with these animals.

The sheep are typically protected by Great Pyrenees or other working sheep dogs. They are not pets, they take their job seriously!
Mountain bikers should dismount from their bikes.
Walk your bike through the sheep and then continue on your ride.
Keep your pets on a leash.
If the working dogs approach you, talk to them and let them know you are a human and not a threat.
Approach cattle very slowly and give them time to move off the trail.
If a cow runs down the trail in front of you, stop and wait, and let the animal move off the trail.
If you see anyone harassing cattle, wildlife or wild horses, please notify the BLM or the Forest Service.