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Idaho Vacation Guide

As one of the Rocky Mountain states within the United States of America, Idaho is a unique place in the country with some of the most beautiful forests, canyons, mountains, and rivers in the entire nation. Almost the entire state north of Boise is national and state forest area, making it one of the last refuges in the U.S. for actual wilderness that hasn't yet been industrialized. The state is known for its Idaho Spuds, or potatoes, and also has had the ill-luck of being the headquarters for the neo-Nazi Aryan Nation when they operated out of their compound north of Cour d’Arlene. However, that doesn't change the fact that this state has some of the wildest beauty available to the nation, and a rich history of agriculture and mining in the Rocky Mountains.

Idaho is split up into distinctly different landscapes. The south of the state is high-plains desert, while the northern section of the state boasts some simply epic scenery, full of mountains, rivers, lakes, and forests. The eastern section of the state is mostly agricultural, with plenty of farmlands designated for growing potatoes and sugar beets around the Snake River. The northern section of the state is wheat and bean crops, as well as logging operations, and is known for its roughneck locals who can sometimes come off as a bit disdainful of visitors, even though it’s just their gruff nature.

There's plenty to do in Idaho, year-round. The state has some of the best ski resorts in the nation, and visitors can also hike the Lewis and Clark Trail or visit some of the various old mining towns in the mountains, or take a white-water rafting trip. The state isn't really known for its cities, although Boise boasts a fairly decent population. Most of Idaho is dedicated to nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts, and is perfect for exploring the great outdoors.

Travel and Tourism Guides for Popular Cities in Idaho

  1. Boise
  2. Idaho Falls
  3. Twin Falls
  4. McCall
  5. Coeur d'Alene
  6. Bonners Ferry
  7. Atomic City
  8. Ketchum
  9. Sun Valley
  10. Sandpoint
  11. Pocatello
  12. Lewiston
  13. Mountain Home
  14. Nampa
  15. Atlanta
  16. Arco
  17. Meridian
  18. Stanley
  19. Island Park
  20. Moscow
  21. Glenns Ferry
  22. Paris
  23. Driggs
  24. Rexburg
  25. Post Falls
  1. Bruneau
  2. Challis
  3. Caldwell
  4. Idaho City
  5. Jerome
  6. Wallace
  7. Victor
  8. Burley
  9. Clark Fork
  10. Salmon
  11. Hailey
  12. Ashton
  13. Montpelier
  14. Blackfoot
  15. Kellogg
  16. Donnelly
  17. Harrison
  18. Hayden
  19. Hammett
  20. Ponderay
  21. Preston
  22. Downey
  23. Lava Hot Springs
  24. Orofino
  25. Tahoe
  1. Riggins
  2. Cascade
  3. Lifton
  4. Picabo
  5. Rupert
  6. Eagle
  7. Emmett
  8. Hill City
  9. Orchard
  10. Mud Lake
  11. Carey
  12. Grangeville
  13. Saint Anthony
  14. Dover
  15. Blanchard
  16. Heise
  17. Archer
  18. Swan Valley
  19. Labelle
  20. Fort Hall
  21. Almo
  22. Tamarack
  23. Rigby
  24. Ola
  25. Worley
  1. Tetonia
  2. Saint Maries
  3. Payette
  4. Kuna
  5. Gooding
  6. Priest River
  7. New Meadows
  8. Potlatch
  9. Genesee
  10. Middleton
  11. Wendell
  12. Hayden Lake
  13. Garden Valley
  14. Sagle
  15. Filer
  16. Lapwai
  17. Elk River
  18. Black Pine
  19. Bliss
  20. Ovid
  21. Palisades Corner
  22. Shelley
  23. Horseshoe Bend
  24. Teton
  25. Paul