Accessible Activities in Idaho

Idaho’s adventures are meant to be experienced. While this resource does not contain all the accessible activities in Idaho, it includes favorite experiences and recommendations from adventurers with disabilities to help you plan your Idaho vacation.

Uncover New Experiences

Check out these stories from Idaho locals and visitors within the disabled community.

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Top Wheelchair-Accessible Experiences in Idaho

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Hiking for All: Join Idaho’s Adaptive Trail Explorations

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Try These Accessible Hiking Trails Near Sun Valley

A deer stands on the other side of a wooden fence in tall brush that runs along the packed dirt trail.

Try These Rugged Wheelchair-Accessible Trails in the Boise Foothills

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Where to Find Accessible Skiing Options in Idaho

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Connect With Nature in Boise at These Accessible Parks

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Accessible Wildlife Adventures Near Boise

A sandy beach and a person kayaking in the distance at Esther Simplot Park.

Find Accessible Summer Experiences Around Boise

Riding through Agency Creek, near Agency Creek Campground. Photo credit: Visit Idaho.

Your Access to Adventure

Get a feel for the variety of experiences you can have in Idaho. Follow along with other adventurers as they explore Idaho’s scenic trails, tour state parks, fish in sparkling lakes and more.

Have Questions? Connect With Idaho Resources

These organizations and attractions offer activities, support and educational opportunities.

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Idaho Access Project

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Northwest ADA Center-Idaho

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Idaho Council for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing

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Boise Adaptive Snowsport Education

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AWeSOMe! Adaptive Wilderness Sports of McCall

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Idaho Fish and Game

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Living Independence Network Corporation

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Idaho Parks and Recreation

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NW Association for Blind Athletes

Share Your Accessible Adventure Tips

The best travel advice comes from those who have experienced it firsthand. If you’ve explored Idaho with accessibility needs in mind or have any questions before your next trip, Visit Idaho wants to hear from you. Share your recommendations to help others plan their accessible Idaho adventures.

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