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Glowing Sawtooth Milky Way skies above a mountain range and a purple wildflower field off Nip and Tuck Road in Stanley, Idaho.

Nothing Like Idaho’s Call of Spring

Escape where wildflowers paint the lush trails. The roar of waterfalls fills the air. And fresh air meets you at every turn. It’s time to feel the sort of magic that only spring can bring, and experience a season beyond words in Idaho.

Spring in Idaho is prime time for birding. Think colorful skies, wetlands bustling at peak season, and stunning birds everywhere — a vibrant draw for wildlife lovers. Roam across thousands of acres and see how many birds you can check off your list.

A bright Western Tanager balances on a stick of wood on an Idaho Rocky Mountain Ranch in Stanley, Idaho.
A woman stands with her hand in her hair in a sunlit field at Camas Prairie Centennial Marsh Wildlife Management Area, mountains in the distance.
Cars drive past a purple wildflower meadow with trees and mountain peaks near Stanley, Idaho.
An illustrated icon of a flower.

Step Into Your Own Spring Rhythm

With pristine hiking trails, cascading waterfalls and farmers’ market treasures, spring offers endless ways to enjoy nature’s bounty.

Three hikers with backpacks hike into the Selkirk Mountains, overlooking forest and peaks between Harrison Lake and Beehive Lake near Sandpoint, Idaho.