Jarbidge Travel Vlogs & Authentic Tips

Expect limited amenities; it's a small town with a strong sense of community but not much in terms of services.

If you're camping, bring your own firewood as wet wood can make it difficult to start a fire.

The local restaurant scene is very limited, so be prepared for a small selection of dining options. It's a great place to meet locals, though!

Try the local specialty, fry sauce, which is a unique blend found only in this region.

Access to Jarbidge can be tricky, especially in winter when the mountain roads are not maintained. It's best to plan your visit during summer months when the roads are clearer.

The only road to Jarbidge is dirt for the last 18 miles, so prepare for a bumpy ride.

Be prepared for a very remote experience; it's quite isolated and requires planning for supplies.

Make sure to fuel up before heading to Jarbidge, as the nearest gas station is 60 miles away.

Be prepared for a lack of paved roads; it's 18 miles to the nearest pavement.

If you need medical assistance, the community is very close-knit and will help each other out, but there are no doctors available.

With only 18 residents, the community is tight-knit. Expect to know everyone if you stay for a while.

Consider camping if you're visiting, as there are hotel rooms available at the Outdoor Inn, but they may not be your first choice.