It's estimated there are more than 40,000 miles of back roads that wind through the forests and deserts of Idaho. These rugged and seldom used corridors beckon to adventurous travelers. From the Owyhee Backcountry Byway in the desert of southwestern Idaho, to the Magruder Road Corridor between the state's two largest wilderness areas, to the Lolo Motorway that follows a route traveled by Lewis and Clark, these remote roads can transport you to little-known scenes of beauty and wonder.