Join us for the 14th annual Trailing of the Sheep Festival. This year we are Celebrating our History of Sustainability. From the best organic, grass-fed lamb to beautiful woolen creations, lanolin, soaps, cheese and many other local products, sheep ranching has a long history of sustainability.
The Festival celebrates this tradition with a weekend of activities devoted to the rich heritage of sheep ranching in Southern Idaho. In the early 1900s, the Wood River Valley was second only to Sydney, Australia as a sheep center. This year's event runs from Oct. 8 to 10, and includes the sheep parade down Main Street Ketchum past restaurants, boutique shops, coffeehouses and hotels. Traffic halts on city streets and State Highway 75 to allow the 1,700 sheep to complete their annual trek. Residents and visitors come to watch and "trail" (walk) behind the sheep herding them through the fall afternoon reliving the slower pace of a bygone era. This year's event honors Peruvian contributions to sheep herding.
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