Idaho's Best Hot Springs Provide The Ultimate Winter Wonderland Road Trip
On this winter road trip, you can stop at some of the best hot springs in Idaho and soak in geothermally heated water surrounded by pristine winter views.
Read MoreOn this winter road trip, you can stop at some of the best hot springs in Idaho and soak in geothermally heated water surrounded by pristine winter views.
Read MoreMention this luxurious Idaho resort to even the most casual golfers and their eyes will light up, especially because the 14th hole is a bucket list experience.
Read MoreA roadside stop in Cottonwood features a 30-foot-tall beagle named Sweet Willy and other intricate carvings by artistic couple, Dennis and Frances.
Read MoreIn a yearly tradition spanning more than a quarter of a century, a popular botanical garden in Idaho becomes a true winter wonderland come Christmastime.
Read MoreOne thing comes to mind when you think about Idaho, but you probably never thought the icon could also be a cozy and chic -- but bizarre -- hotel stay.
Read MoreSnowshoeing is a popular alternative to more risky winter sports like skiing and snowboarding, and these five resorts offer some of the best trails to explore.
Read MoreThis resort in the Idaho Panhandle is considered one of the best family-friendly spots in the Northwest, perfect for skiers and winter adventure lovers.
Read MoreThis town in Idaho was once a bustling mining hub, but now it is an abandoned ghost town within a canyon featuring old-world charm and historic buildings.
Read MoreAlthough Idaho is landlocked, you can embark on a magical Christmas lake cruise that offers family-friendly festivities to start your holiday season.
Read MoreDiscover Idaho’s hidden gem: America’s 11th-largest spring, gushing 180,000 gallons per minute, in a stunning canyon at this underrated nature preserve.
Read MoreIf you're looking for an alternative to the popular Jackson Hole, one of Idaho's most charming and underrated towns is the right place for you.
Read MoreBask in Basque culture and heritage in the city of Boise. Besides a block of Basque businesses, July hosts festivals with traditional food, drink, and dance.
Read MoreAt this Idaho lodge, you can enjoy skiing and snowshoeing in Idaho’s Boulder Mountains and even rent out a dog to take with you on your excursions.
Read MoreSitting atop a 7,700-foot mountain peak, this restaurant is a must-visit place after a day of skiing or hiking on Bald Mountain in Sun Valley, Idaho.
Read MoreTravelers who crave adventure will want to head to this underrated state’s massive sand dune to test their skills at a variety of exciting feats.
Read MoreSki down Idaho’s mountainous slopes or relax by a beautiful lake at the quaint year-round destination perfect for those seeking an adventurous escape.
Read MoreWhen you're looking for a destination that's big on natural beauty, you can't go wrong with a trip to witness this stunning waterfall in the heart of Idaho.
Read MoreWhile this state is not typically known for its vineyards, its mountain landscape and emphasis on agriculture make it a surprising hidden gem for wine lovers.
Read MoreCities like Portland and Seattle have great reputations for excellent dining options, but another destination has been stealing the culinary spotlight.
Read MoreIdaho is a great fall getaway destination, particularly one lake with great swimming spots surrounded by national forest and small, quaint towns.
Read MoreWhen your vacation goal is to observe nature and not deal with noisy people, this city is the epitome of an autumn hotspot with vast beautiful forestry.
Read MoreGrand Teton National Park is great, but the crowds ... not so much. Head to this lesser-known mountain range instead for plenty of outdoor fun.
Read MoreIf you're looking for a little spot of Caribbean magic in the Gem State, this spectacular cold spring in Idaho awaits. The bucket list just got a little longer.
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