Silver Mt., Idaho offers surfing at the Silver Rapids Poolpark.
It is said that there are no two snowflakes that are the same. The same is said of fingerprints. MauiSkiBus wants to make it known that there are no two popcorn kernals that are the same. Whether you pop your own, contact Sir Orville, use it Jiffy style, or fake butter overload it at the flick theatre, no two kernals will look the same. Due to a sliver of a stumble by a jackass, a Kellogg dude of silver would never be the same.
Silver Mt. has the water park at the base of th e gondola and the slopes at the top.
Once upon a time, there lived this little breakfast town of Kellogg, that had three letters overlooking it an E, be P, an A, from the US Gov. that mandated that it would not be the same. The silver would stop, the lead was to leave, the trees were to return, and the slopes would be white. The first name was Jackass, named after the animal that found the silver, then changed to Silverhorn, to honor the metal, then changed again without the horn to Silver. Two mountains to ski, both claiming to be the best, and the town of Kellogg, never to be the same, had its re-birth in the form of Silver Mountain.
A gondola from the silver source, three miles in length, delivers all to the start of the flakes of snow, high above the ceral flakes of Kellogg. Some greens can be found, adding in some blues, but this Silver of mountains is mainly the color black. Beginners will cringe, average will desire, the experts can excel, enjoying glades alone. Slopes go here to there, lifts are new and old, just like the trees, new and old. In fact the tunnels below these slopes hold the roots of 3,000,000 seedlings, planted above, to reach high into the skies delivering snow.
- At 25 pounds, Franklin was all this young lady could hold up.
At the base MauiSkiBus was helped by John and Ruth of the majestic marketing department for Silver Mountain/Waterpark. Their song is to play in the frozen water in day and the warm wet water at night. Add in a little romance around the numerous firepits and the drive doing 65 on the 90 will be a delight to do again. Silver Mountain/Waterpark, in the AM of Kellogg, Idaho, right on course to find your silver nugget in the northern Idaho mountains.