Northwest Passage Scenic Byway
Known as Idaho’s longest byway, Northwest Passage Scenic Byway follows the route Meriwether Lewis and William Clark took through north central Idaho in 1803.
Known as Idaho’s longest byway, Northwest Passage Scenic Byway follows the route Meriwether Lewis and William Clark took through north central Idaho in 1803.
Part of the International Selkirk Loop, the Wild Horse Trail Scenic Byway begins in Sandpoint’s scenic downtown, located on the shores of Idaho’s largest lake, Lake Pend Oreille.
This remote route recognizes the area where Meriwether Lewis and William Clark began their explorations of the Pacific Northwest.
Buck Horn Outfitters is located in Yellow Pine in Idaho's West Central Mountains just 50 miles from McCall. Reserve your spot on a horseback trail ride, day trip, or fully catered pack/ horseback camping trip to high mountain lakes.
Located on the Salmon River in Salmon, ID, Twin Peaks Guest Ranch offers a relaxing western experience in a beautiful location. Guests can enjoy comfortably appointed cabins, delicious meals and adventures like horseback riding, rafting and kayaking.
Natural splendor and the promise of adventure lures travelers to southeastern Idaho and the Oregon Trail--Bear Lake Scenic Byway.
The Pioneer Historic Byway takes visitors on an adventure through southeastern Idaho.
The Latah Farmers Market is known in the community as the “friendly farmers market.” Visitors will encounter fresh food, smiling faces, and live entertainment as they shop for locally grown fruits and vegetables, baked goods, ready-to-eat food and beverage, meat, eggs, handcrafted soaps, jewelry, fine art, crafts and more, all produced exclusively in Latah County by Latah County residents. Independently organized and operated by area growers, producers and artisans, the Latah Farmers Market meets each Saturday morning at the Troy City Park from June to October.
Beginning in Boise, the Ponderosa Pine Scenic Byway meanders through historic Idaho City, up to Lowman and on to the mountain town of Stanley at the base of the Sawtooth Mountains.
Great Northern Nautical offers luxury charter cruises on Lake Pend Oreille for those seeking a relaxed experience that includes breathtaking scenery, hidden coves, waterfalls and frequent wildlife sightings. Choose from a variety of designed adventures or customize your trip to fit your family or group needs.
Journey through picturesque desert landscapes and juniper woodlands, all while taking in the breathtaking views of the Owyhee Mountains.
Following the South Fork of the Payette River, the Wildlife Canyon Scenic Byway offers plenty to do for outdoor adventurers—from whitewater rafting and wildlife viewing to fishing and hiking.
This extraordinary byway is said to be the most diverse stretch of road in Idaho—boasting everything from sky-piercing peaks to captivating craters.
The Main Oregon Trail Backcountry Byway follows the route of the pioneers who journeyed through the Idaho desert.
Situated along the Snake River, Celebration Park was established as Idaho's only archaeological park in 1989. Explore on your own or join a walking tour and discover petroglyphs, learn how to throw darts with an atlatl and more.
Once a route for miners and homesteaders, the Western Heritage Historic Byway passes through farmland and rocky terrain, giving visitors the opportunity to create their own unique frontier adventure.
Located near Celebration Park, Idaho's only archaeological park, Map Rock showcases another side of Idaho's fascinating history. The large basalt rock boasts a petroglyph map believed to show the Snake and Salmon rivers as well as the animals that existed during the time it was created.
Winding through the charming towns of Payette, Emmett and Horseshoe Bend, the Lower Payette River Heritage Byway is 52 miles of rural views on Highway 52.
Dubbed “the little mountain with a big heart,” Idaho’s smallest ski area is dedicated to keeping its platter lift skiing affordable for everyone, making Rotarun a great option for first-timers. This community ski area near Hailey has seven named runs with a vertical drop of 441 feet, served by a Doppelmayr platter surface lift. Feature image credited to Ray J.
This 70-mile route meanders through some of southwestern Idaho's rich agricultural lands, showcasing orchards, vineyards and a variety of rural experiences.
Thousand Springs Scenic Byway gives road trippers a glimpse of some of Idaho's remarkable geological wonders.
This route winds its way along the east side of Hells Canyon—North America's deepest river gorge—providing travelers with stunning views and ample opportunity to spot wildlife.
Kascha Quilts Museum is home to hundreds of quilts lovingly designed and sewn by Karen Hagen. Each quilt has its own story. Nearly every piece is hand quilted and they vary in color, size, themes, textures and sewing techniques.
This route carves its way through the Boulder Mountains, delivering adventurers to the base of the iconic Sawtooth Mountain Range.
This 161-mile route follows the Salmon River providing access to jaw-dropping outdoor opportunities as well as a chance to visit ghost towns and other historical sites.