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About  Donnelly:  Donnelly is small community on Highway 55. It is in prime fishing and snowmobiling territory. Nearby Cascade Reservoir and Payette River add beauty and opportunity to the area.

In 1914 soon after the railroad came, Donnelly sprang into being. The town was named after a Mr. Donnelly who was a prominent railroad man at the time.

New focus and exposure has come to Donnelly with the arrival of Tamarack Resort. Tamarack is North America's newest four season resort. Activities at the resort include skiing and snowboarding, snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, golf, mountain biking and water sports.

The Roseberry/Valley County Museum is just a few miles east in the historic community of Roseberry. The museum includes a turn of the century church, a school/city hall, store, residence, and farm machinery are the center of this ghost town. The museum includes logging, woodworking tools, and a spinning wheel and loom used by local Finnish pioneers. Until the turn of the century, Roseberry was the urban center of northern Long Valley. The town gradually moved to Donnelly.

Some of Donnelly's searchable attributes: Idaho, Boating Lake Cascade or Payette Lake in McCall (10 miles north), On Highway 55 , Southwestern ,