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Attractions
McCall Mountain Accents. 313 McBride Street, McCall, ID 83638. Phone: 208-634-4878; Fax: 208-634-2317. E-mail
Masters World Cup. McCall Nordic Ski Club, PO Box 1487, McCall, ID 83638. Phone: 208-315-3600. E-mail
McCall Winter Carnival. Phone: 208-634-7631. E-mail
Burgdorf Hot Springs. Phone: 208-636-3036.
Gold Fork Hot Springs. 1026 Gold Fork Road, Donnelly, McCall, ID 83638. Phone: 208-890-8730; Toll-free: 1-866-GLD-FORK.
Zims Hot Springs. McCall, ID . Phone: 208-347-2686.
Museums and Exhibits
Central Idaho Historical Museum. 1001 State Street, McCall, ID 83638. Phone: 208-634-4497. E-mail
Payette National Forest. 800 West Lakeside Avenue, McCall, ID 83638. Phone: 208-634-0700. E-mail
Lake Cascade State Park. 970 Dam Road, Cascade, ID 83611. Phone: 208-382-6544; Toll-free: 1-866-634-3246; Fax: 208-382-4071.
Ponderosa State Park. PO Box 89, McCall, ID 83638. Phone: 208-634-2164; Fax: 208-634-5370.
Payette River Scenic Byway. Between Boise and McCall along Highway 55 and the Payette River.
Warren Wagon Road Backcountry Drive. From McCall along Payette Lake to Warren.
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