From exploring underground caves to paddling crystal-clear springs and ghost hunting a historic town, Idaho is packed with incredible experiences. With such a diverse landscape, there are countless activities for thrill-seekers, nature lovers, and history buffs alike. At Idaho’s Mammoth Cave, we’d like to take you on a journey through some of the most unique…
Idaho might be known for its rugged mountains and scenic rivers, but it also boasts lively indoor and outdoor adventures perfect for every season. One prime example is Wahooz Family Fun Zone, a sprawling entertainment complex located in Meridian, just minutes from Boise. With a robust lineup of attractions—from go-karts and bumper boats to laser…
Nestled in the tranquil foothills of Central Idaho, Gold Fork Hot Springs offers an inviting refuge from the hustle of daily life. Just outside the small town of Donnelly, these natural geothermal pools promise a soothing soak for travelers eager to unwind amidst scenic forested slopes. Whether you’re a diehard hot springs enthusiast or simply…
“Burgdorf Hot Springs Pool” by Evan Jones is licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0. Idaho’s wilderness is no stranger to rugged landscapes, towering forests, and hidden pockets of geologic wonder. Among these secluded treasures lies Burgdorf Hot Springs, a historic getaway known for its rustic charm, inviting mineral water, and a setting deep in the mountains of the Payette…
“Albion Idaho aerial photo 3” by Tedder is licensed under CC BY 4.0. Idaho’s winter landscapes offer no shortage of exciting ski areas, but Pomerelle Mountain Resort stands apart for its warm atmosphere, dependable snowfall, and a distinct sense of tradition. Nestled deep in the Sawtooth National Forest, Pomerelle has been welcoming skiers and snowboarders for generations, quietly…
Idaho is full of hidden winter gems, and Brundage Mountain stands out as a treasure for anyone who loves to ski or snowboard. Tucked high in the mountains of central Idaho, this independently owned resort enjoys abundant snowfall, diverse terrain, and a relaxed vibe that keeps people returning season after season. From gentle learning zones…
Idaho, often called the Gem State, is a treasure trove of natural beauty, history, and adventure. With a landscape as varied as it is stunning, the state offers countless destinations that could be considered the number one attraction in the state. From towering mountains and alpine lakes to vast deserts and subterranean caves, Idaho’s diverse…
“#mypubliclandsroadtrip 2016: Search for Solitude, Bruneau Canyon Overlook” by mypubliclands is licensed under CC BY 2.0. Idaho is known for its deep canyons, rugged wilderness, and open plains. While many visitors focus on famous spots like Hells Canyon or the Snake River, the Bruneau River Canyon in the southwest deserves just as much attention. Carved through volcanic rock…
Idaho is famous for its endless outdoor adventures, and among the state’s wide variety of mountains, lakes, and rivers, the Payette River stands out as a favorite for those seeking a fun, fast-paced day on the water. Cutting through canyons and forests in southwestern Idaho, the Payette River is known for its many stretches of…
Idaho is famous for its rugged mountains, quiet forests, and winding rivers that cut through some of the most remote parts of the American West. Out of all these scenic waterways, the Salmon River stands out for its natural beauty, varied wildlife, and unique nickname: “The River of No Return.” Whether you’re into whitewater rafting,…