Gas Stations in Salmon, ID

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  1. 500 South Challis Street, Salmon ID 83467

    4.9 Superb 9 reviews

    “You can find whatever you need for hunting and fishing at the sporting goods store that is part of this business. Also have great Idaho stickers for water bottles, vehicle, etc.”

  2. 517 S Challis St, Salmon ID 83467

    4.6 Superb 34 reviews

    “One of two gas stations in town that has 87 octane for the same price everyone else has 85 octane. I gas up there as well as buy the quick things I need on my daily commute. There is also a sporting goods shop attached that has a lot of great outdoor items.”

  3. 500 S Challis St, Salmon ID 83467

    4.4 Superb 31 reviews

    “Wow, what a great find in a small town! This combination, Sinclair and true value hardware store has everything from snacks and drinks to ammo! Everything is super clean and the people are friendly. This is the place to stop!”

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  5. 700 Main Street, Salmon ID 83467

    4.4 Superb 28 reviews

  6. 517 South Challis Street, Salmon ID 83467

    4.5 Superb 8 reviews

    “Just passing through Salmon on this day and stopped in to see if they had ammo. Ended up buying a long sought after gun. They did have more ammo than other supply locations we have visited. Great staff assisted us. I would certainly go back again when in the area.”

  7. 1110 Main Street, Salmon ID 83467

    4.2 Good 22 reviews

    “Bathrooms were clean and well stocked. We were also excited to see they had Black Rifle Energy drinks in addition to the regular selections of monster, redbull, ghost, etc.”

  8. 609 Riverfront Drive, Salmon ID 83467

    3.2 Average 4 reviews

  9. 716 Main Street, Salmon ID 83467

    2.5 Average 4 reviews

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