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Join Sun Valley/Ketchum in celebrating the successful conclusion of the Castle Rock Fire next weekend, September 28-30th. In classic Sun Valley style, activities abound including Fixed Wing Air Tours of the burned areas, sidewalk sales galore, fire photo displays, free live music by popular local bands, special walks, climbs and you can even take a firefighter to dinner. For the kiddos, don’t miss the Roasted Duck Race or the carnival in Hailey or the many free activities set up by the Papoose Club. But perhaps the biggest draw of all will be the Castlerock Firefighters Benefit Concert staged by the Steve Miller Band with special guest The Bruce Willis Blues Band Saturday night from 7 to 10pm. Tickets are $25 general admission, $200 VIP which includes private meet and greet with Steve Miller. Tickets can be purchased at the Sun Valley Center for the Arts in Ketchum at 208-726-9491. Lodging can be arranged through InIdaho.com at 1-800-844-3246. There are lots of great fall rates to choose from. You and your family and friends won’t want to miss this epic event. Help Sun Valley Kick some ASH.
Looking for a wild ride to sanction your summer with? Look no further than the Zip Line at Tamarack Resort. Our family of four spent 4 ½ glorious hours there over Labor Day and we were amazed. In spite of fires raging just a few miles away, the staff was calm and accommodating, professional yet playful. We took the chairlift to the top and began a series of 6 great rides. Equipment checks were continuous throughout the morning and full instructions were given at each stop; consequently we always felt safe. Safe but not sedate. The zip lines ranged in length starting with a short line or two to longer, higher, faster. We even landed in a Treehouse 105 feet off the ground (Yes, we’re talking tops of trees as our closest neighbors!) Leaving The Treehouse meant stepping off a platform onto NOTHING and zipping several hundred feet across a deep ravine. Exhilerating, challenging, inspiring, just begin to describe the experience awaiting you. This is a great trip for families, groups of friends, co-workers. We found that our group of four traveled through the course well together. More than four you’d end up waiting longer at each zip line. I challenge you to do the whole course without screaming your brains out. But don’t forget to check out the glorious scenery while you’re up there.
