Mixed tar-paved & improved gravel surface; many detour opportunities into deep gravel.

The Conoco does have regular corndogs, but they aren't on the menu. You'll have to ask for them.

Good surface, low traffic, 50mph speed limit, reasonably twisting.

For some reason, this is not a well-marked intersection. It's located where HWY3 joins the river, and there are signs for Dworshack Resevoir. You will immediately cross a bridge, climb out of the canyon, and cross a fairly straight, well-maintained road with no shoulders.

Both of these roads will join the reservoir. The one to the left has a beach and a campground

This is the good-surface substitute for the gravel road to the north. Not as scenic & some commuter traffic (but still pretty empty).

Both roads in and out Julieta are paved for the grade into town; they're gravel on top of the plateau, though.