03 – Reynolds Creek Cemetery
Reynolds Creek Cemetery is located in Murphy, Idaho. Upper Reynolds Creek Rd is a good paved road to get to the cemetery from Marsing Murphy Rd. Others say that to get to the cemetery, you can:
- Continue south on 12th Ave Road (which turns into Hwy 45) for 16.9 miles
- Turn left (west) on Upper Reynolds Creek Road
- Drive 13.8 miles
Some records of Reynolds Creek Cemetery are available at the Idaho State Archives in Boise. You can also find 92 memorial records at the cemetery on Find a Grave.
Note: Description is AI generated and may contain inaccuracies.
Coordinates: 43.20247, -116.74916
Elevation: 3974 ft
Difficulty: 2
What to expect: Fairly well maintained dirt road right up to challenge spot.
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Easy paved road going in. I went out Rabbit Creek Road which is fast easy gravel.
Just a quick ride, did the loop and back to Boise.
I did a loop starting here then on to Wees Ranch, fun day
After finally bagging 46-Wees Ranch, I decided to hit Site 03-Reynolds Cemetary. Once you get back on the actual road, it’s a piece of cake to ride to Reynolds and back to the Rabbit Creek Trailhead.
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A quick test ride after a tire change.
It was super nice out today. Its nice to see all the hill still nice and green down to Reynolds Creek Cemetery.
Fantastic ride. Enjoyed seeing the experimental station across the rode and of course all the dirt bikes at Hemingway.
As far as cemeteries go very nice. Easy to get to
Cool graveyard
Been there, done that. Went there as a part of the April 9th group ride that Alex Crane organized (thanks Alex!). This is a 1 if you take Reynolds Creek Rd….a 2 if you go in from Murphy. The road in from Murphy passes through the Black Mountain Wild Horse Herd Management Area and I was fortunate enough to see a herd of horses on this ride. I plan to go down there and check the place out more thoroughly as time permits.
Love riding up here in the hills. Easy ride up to the cemetery.
I usually come up this road from Rabbit Creek trying to find an alternate route to Silver City and have always so far ended up turning around 🙂
This was the main site we hit on our group ride. Reynolds Creek Road is well paved the entire way up, so really this ride could be a 1. You could take a street bike up no problem. The roads were very clear after the big rain we have had recently. There were a couple of small sections where there was very minor washout on the road, so keep an eye out for that. Otherwise it’s a nice twisty road all the way up, a great view.
From Reynolds Creek Cemetery you can go east to connect back with 78. This section of road is gravel with a few minor ruts from the recent rain. Overall it wasn’t bad at all. Most of our group had larger adventure bikes.
First one to the graveyard….