A snowshoe trek can be a magical way to explore winter’s striking scenery. When snow falls, the mountain trails of Idaho are transformed into an alluring world of sparkling white. Snowshoeing is fun, easy, and inexpensive—it is winter's answer to walking and hiking.
Known as a river crossing for 19th century Oregon Trail pioneers, Three Island Crossing State Park is a fascinating historical stop. Join Park Ranger Kevin Fossen for a look at this unique park.
Learn the fascinating story of Idaho pioneer Polly Bemis and the remote wilderness where she spent her life with an online video tour of the Polly Bemis Ranch.
Live A Wilder Life worked in partnership with Visit Idaho to create this Travel Tip. Idaho is known as the Gem State, and with more than 240 types of minerals identified within its borders, the state definitely earns its moniker.
Come along on a virtual tour to learn about the history, restaurants and celebrations of the Basque people.
When you think of a romantic getaway, does Idaho come to mind? Probably not. But maybe after reading this blog, you’ll have a change of heart like we did. It wasn’t until we took a trip to the winter wonderland ourselves that we truly realized there are so many unique dates that couples can enjoy in the potato state.
Join ROW Adventures on a whitewater trip in Hells Canyon and get some tips on how to prepare, what to pack and what to wear for rafting.
This summer, build your own family memories with your kids and grandkids at one of these lakeside Idaho beaches.
Are you ready to explore the exciting world of speakeasies around Boise? Prepare to embark on an adventure, as each hidden gem I've uncovered offers a unique blend of incredible cocktails, swanky vibes, and hidden venues.
Many of the birds of prey in Idaho can be easily located in the right habitat. From notable red tails to black-and-white underwings, this illustrated guide will help you recognize the raptors that rule Idaho’s skies.
Situated on the western shore of Dworshak Reservoir, Dworshak State Park features a plethora of ways to experience the outdoors. Get the scoop on the activities you can't miss from Ranger Kiona Rogers.
Staying in a snow-covered backcountry yurt is the perfect winter adventure for outdoor enthusiasts. It’s all the excitement of a backpacking trip paired with the luxuries and comforts of home. Solo adventurers, friends, and families alike will all find the experience one to remember.
Payette Lake provides a picturesque backdrop for this serene state park. From hiking and mountain biking to camping and even snowshoeing, Ponderosa State Park is a year-round playground. Learn more about how to enjoy this park and all its amenities from Park Ranger Amanda Grant.
Learn about the Bear River Massacre from historian Darren Parry, whose Shoshone ancestors survived the largest massacre of Indigenous people in the history of the American West.
Cooler temps, shorter days and the shifting of green to golden yellows, deep oranges and auburns usher in the calm after the busy summer season in Sandpoint. Autumn means uncrowded trails, colorful scenic drives, and the perfect weather for fitting in your last hikes before the chill of winter sets in.
Embark on a captivating journey with tribe member and storyteller Whitebull (J.R. Spencer) as he guides you through the beautiful landscapes of Nez Perce country.
Those who know, know Pocatello. If Idaho’s mountain biking scene has a secret handshake, Pocatello is it. Situated in a narrow wedge of valley between the Bannock and Portneuf ranges on the Snake River plain and wedged between better-known destinations in Sun Valley and the Wasatch, the riding in one of Idaho’s largest cities remains an open secret, even to locals.
Hit the slopes with a local professional skier as she explores the wonders of winter in southeast Idaho.
The northern reaches of the great state of Idaho host some of the most pristine lands this beautiful state encompasses. During the autumn months this verdant paradise transforms into nothing short of a Rembrandt painting bursting with vibrance.
Embarking on a golfing escapade in Idaho promises an exhilarating and downright fun experience for golf enthusiasts! Southwest Idaho unveils a smorgasbord of golf courses set amidst jaw-dropping landscapes, from the majestic mountains to serene valleys and crystal-clear lakes.
This gorgeous 4,000-acre park sits on the shore of Lake Pend Oreille in northern Idaho. But did you know it was once a World War II-era naval training station? Get the scoop on what to see and do at this park from Park Ranger Mykayla Nations.
Riding bikes and playing in the leaves: two of the giddiest joys of childhood that, when combined, make fall the best season for mountain biking. (It’s just science.)Throughout Idaho, the cooler weather, smaller crowds and perfect autumn dirt set the stage for a final victory lap before winter.
Autumn anywhere in Idaho is a beautiful sight, but in Coeur d’Alene, one of the jewels of northern Idaho and surely the most popular northern Idaho destination, Autumn is an especially gorgeous spectacle. Trees lining the shores of pristine Lake Coeur d’Alene burst with color and the mountainsides glow with tamarack and deciduous trees alike.
Fall in Boise is incredible and it’s the ideal time of year for this destination to show off its natural beauty. There are so many ways to view the changing foliage and enjoy the cooler temperatures, but what better way than getting out on the trail with your family?
Southeast Idaho is a hot bed of hot spring locations. From family-friendly and full of fun, to relaxing and tranquil, these hot springs offer something for every kind of hot spring enthusiast. Whether you're seeking a bustling small town with multiple pools and amenities like Lava Hot Springs or a secluded and tranquil experience like Maple Grove Hot Springs, southeast Idaho has something to cater to every taste.