Southeast Idaho
Southeastern Idaho is a destination for outdoor lovers, and it’s no secret why. Hike to a hidden mountain lake, explore miles of hiking and biking trails, visit the Idaho Potato Museum and end the day with a hot spring soak. History seekers will find sites and museums connected to the Oregon Trail throughout this area as well as the Fort Hall Replica.
- Pocatello
- Lava Hot Springs
- Soda Springs
- Montpelier
- Downey
- Blackfoot
- Preston
- Malad City
Cities & Towns
Get to Know Idaho
Need some ideas for your next Idaho road trip? Check out these travel tips and start planning your adventure.
36 Hours in Lava Hot Springs
Soak in hot springs, zip line, race down waterslides and make a splash while tubing the river.
Planning a Historical Family Vacation in Idaho
Just because summer is in full swing doesn’t mean the learning (or fun!) has to stop.
Idaho State University: A Weekend Guide to Visiting Pocatello
Discover the endless opportunities to experience Pocatello's culture, history and outdoor recreation.
The Idaho Birding Trail: Why You Should Check It Out
Southeastern Idaho is prime territory for birders.
Experience the Oregon Trail in Idaho
Learn about the experiences of Oregon Trail travelers and the area’s native inhabitants.
Learn About Idaho’s Native Nations
The Shoshone-Bannock Tribes are one of five federally recognized tribes in Idaho. Learn more about the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes at the Fort Hall Reservation or the Shoshone-Bannock Tribal Museum.