When most people think of Idaho, they imagine towering mountains, winding rivers, or vast stretches of farmland—but hidden in the high desert north of Gooding lies something truly unexpected: Tea Kettle Cave. Shaped like a teapot and tucked away in Southern Idaho’s rugged lava fields, this unique underground spot is one of the state’s best-kept…
Idaho is known for its breathtaking landscapes, rugged mountains, and hidden wonders, but few experiences compare to exploring Minnetonka Cave in the Cache National Forest. Nestled near the small town of St. Charles, this cave is one of the most remarkable underground attractions in the state. Unlike many natural wonders that you can explore at…
“Lost River Mountains” by Fredlyfish4 is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. Idaho’s mountains stretch far and wide, but none stand taller than Mount Borah, a towering peak in the Lost River Range that rises to 12,662 feet. As one of the most unique things to do in Idaho, it offers the state’s highest point and a summit experience…
Idaho is famous for rugged mountains, crystal-clear lakes, and hidden geothermal wonders, but it’s also home to breathtaking canyons that offer unforgettable adventures. One of the most exhilarating ways to explore Idaho’s scenic Snake River Canyon is by zipline, gliding through the air at high speed while taking in panoramic views of basalt cliffs and…
Nestled in the heart of Southern Idaho’s Snake River Canyon, Shoshone Falls offers one of nature’s most awe-inspiring displays. Known as the “Niagara of the West,” this magnificent waterfall towers at an impressive 212 feet and stretches 900 feet wide, surpassing the height of Niagara Falls. As one of the most unique things to do…
“Upper Mesa Falls” by mmmavocado is licensed under CC BY 2.0. Nestled in the rugged heartland of Idaho, Upper Mesa Falls presents a stunning display of natural beauty and geological wonder. As one of the last untouched waterfalls on the Snake River, this spectacular site offers a curtain of water plunging over an ancient volcanic…
Nestled in the heart of the American West, the Yellowstone Teton Territory of Idaho stands as a testament to the untamed beauty and sheer magnificence of nature. With its sprawling landscapes that stretch over 19,400 square kilometers across six eastern Idaho counties, this region offers an unparalleled adventure for those seeking to explore the wonders…
Craters of the Moon National Monument is a vast 750,000-acre expanse that unfolds a geological storybook under the vast Idaho skies. This landscape, marked by the Great Rift—a 52-mile crack in the Earth’s crust—resembles a scene straight out of a sci-fi novel, with its extensive lava fields, deep fissures, and towering cinder cones. Established in…
As the deepest river gorge in North America, Hell’s Canyon presents a dramatic and rugged landscape that captivates adventurers and nature lovers alike. Straddling the border between Idaho and Oregon, this vast wilderness area encompasses over 217,927 acres of diverse mountain peaks and ominous canyon rim rocks. Established in 1975, Hell’s Canyon offers breathtaking vistas,…
“Thousand Springs” by brewbooks is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0. Nestled within Idaho’s Magic Valley, Thousand Springs State Park embodies the essence of natural splendor and historical depth, making it one of the most unique things to do in Idaho for adventurers and history buffs alike. This expansive park is divided into seven distinctive units, each offering its…