We all know that Southwest Idaho is a daredevil’s dream. Hiking, biking, skiing, snowmobiling. But not all of us want to trek the Boise National Forest’s more than 1,300 miles of trail. Or maybe fall’s gone on too long and the whole place is already draped with snow. No worries!
We all know that Southwest Idaho is a daredevil’s dream. Hiking, biking, skiing, snowmobiling. But not all of us want to trek the Boise National Forest’s more than 1,300 miles of trail. Or maybe fall’s gone on too long and the whole place is already draped with snow. No worries!
We all know that Southwest Idaho is a daredevil’s dream. Hiking, biking, skiing, snowmobiling. But not all of us want to trek the Boise National Forest’s more than 1,300 miles of trail. Or maybe fall’s gone on too long and the whole place is already draped with snow. No worries!
This Southwest Idaho road trip through the Snake River Valley has it all. Waterfalls and wine, sand dunes and shooting stars.
Ditch the screen. Breathe the alpine air. Let Southwest Idaho’s mountains be your wellness retreat. We’ve mapped your perfect digital detox — just follow our lead.
The mountains called. They said you’d better add this stunning four-season byway to your Idaho bucket list.
In under an hour, farmland gives way to a wild and beautiful desert landscape — and North America’s nesting raptors’ greatest concentration.
When in search of scenery and solitude, chart a course through this route’s striking landscape.
Three hours is all the time it takes to get from Idaho’s charming capital city to expansive national forest lands — and some of the most remote wilderness areas in the country.
Choose your own adventure as you meander along the Snake River Canyon and its many rolling vineyards. Get your binoculars, golf clubs, and taste buds ready.
