From lazy days at Lake Pend Oreille to exhilarating afternoons at Silverwood Theme Park, Northern Idaho has something for both thrill seekers and those who want to take it easy.

Whether you want to take in the stunning views of Hells Canyon or embark on a wild whitewater adventure on the Snake River, North Central Idaho is the perfect destination for outdoor enthusiasts.

Southwest Idaho is not only home to Boise, the state’s capital, it offers up a distinct blend of outdoor escapades and rich culture. From first class wineries and craft breweries to the sandy slopes of Bruneau Dunes, Southwest Idaho is a must-see.

If your perfect getaway is a bucket list/adrenaline pumping type of adventure, then South Central Idaho is the way to go! B.A.S.E. jump at Perrine Bridge, zipline through Snake River Canyon or kayak at Shoshone Falls, the Niagara of the West.

Immerse yourself in the infamous natural hot springs of Lava Hot Springs, hike or bike your way through the 50-mile City Creek Trail System, or check out the Idaho Potato Museum, all in Southeast Idaho.

Itching to explore the magnificence that is Yellowstone National Park? Then head to Eastern Idaho! While you’re visiting this part of the state, make time to cruise along the Mesa Falls Scenic Byway for some unbelievable views and a waterfall detour.

When it comes to breathtaking scenery, Central Idaho just can’t be beat. Not only can the state’s highest mountain and the Sawtooths be found here, Central Idaho is also home to North America’s first and only International Dark Sky Reserve.