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General Driving Directions from US 93 to the Park
Big Lost River Valley
The King Mountain Glider Park is located in a beautiful valley of eastern Idaho called the Big Lost River Valley. The Glider Park is NE of Moore, Idaho and just 2¼ miles east of US 93 on County Road 3400 N.
The Address is
3237 W 3400 N Moore, Idaho
Main Entrance lat/long
N 43* 46.2’ W 113* 20.7’
Are you in a Big Rig?
Crooked Bridge Weight Restrictions
Due to a bridge weight restriction on county road 3400 N, we have a couple of driving options depending upon size of the vehicle. Here are the weight restrictions of the crooked bridge just west of the Park. The crooked bridge is scheduled for a modern replacement in the Summer of 2010 which will eliminate all weight restrictions after completion.
Motor Coaches and the Big Rigs that are unable to use the crooked bridge due to weight restrictions.
When northbound on US 93 from Arco
Famous Sign in Moore,Idaho
Drive 7 miles north from Arco into the little town of Moore, Idaho. At Jensen Storage make an easy right turn onto County Road 3350 W. Look for the famous Hang Glider Launch sign. Proceed north from Moore 1.2 miles to the intersection of county road 3300 N. Turn right (east) on this paved road and proceed 2 miles towards King Mountain and the Yield Sign at the intersection of Hill Road (some maps call this King Mountain Road.) Look for a big yellow cattle guard with huge tires on each side. Directly above the cattle guard we can see the road to the King Mountain Launch Sites.
Here the pavement ends. Turn left and proceed north along Hill Road 1.3 miles until reaching another road intersection which swings left onto 3400 N. This gravel road continues west down a shallow grade and across a small canal. It then turns back south for a few hundred feet until turning again west. Drive 1/10th of a mile west until reaching the Main Entrance.
When southbound on US 93 from Mackay
Drive 17 miles southeast from Mackay into the little town of Moore, Idaho. At the light green colored storage building and the main intersection in town, make a left turn all the way back around to the north onto county road 3350 W. Proceed north from Moore 1.2 miles to the intersection of county road 3300 N. Turn right (east) on this paved road and proceed 2 miles towards King Mountain and the Yield Sign at the intersection of Hill Road (some maps call this King Mountain Road.) Look for a big yellow cattle guard with huge tires on each side. Directly above the cattle guard we can see the road to the King Mountain Launch Sites.
Here the pavement ends. Turn left and proceed north along Hill Road 1.3 miles until reaching another road intersection which swings left onto 3400 N. This gravel road continues west down a shallow grade and across a small canal. It then turns back south for a few hundred feet until turning again west. Drive 1/10th of a mile west until reaching the Main Entrance.
Main Entrance to King Mountain Glider Park
Normal passenger vehicles, small camp trailers and glider trailers that are not weight restricted at the Crooked Bridge.
When Northbound on US 93 from Arco
Drive 7 miles north from Arco into the little town of Moore, Idaho. At Jensen Storage, make an easy right turn onto county road 3350 W. Look for the famous Hang Glider Launch sign. Proceed north from Moore 2.2 miles to the intersection of county road 3400 N. Here the pavement ends. Turn right and head east directly towards King Mountain. Continue 1 ¼ mile, first down a hill, then across the crooked bridge, and on to find the Main Entrance to the Park.
When Southbound on US 93 from Mackay Drive 15 miles south from Mackay. Turn east (left) from Highway 93 directly onto County Road 3400 N, a gravel road which leads directly towards King Mountain and the Glider Park. The distance from the Highway to the Park is 2 ¼ miles. Along the way, the gravel road goes down a small hill, crosses the Big Lost River at the Crooked Bridge, and then continues east towards the Main Entrance.
Intersection of 3400 N and big adventure at King Mountain