Bask 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.
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At 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.
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Sitting 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.
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Travelers 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.
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Ski down Idaho’s mountainous slopes or relax by a beautiful lake at the quaint year-round destination perfect for those seeking an adventurous escape.
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When 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.
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While 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.
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Cities like Portland and Seattle have great reputations for excellent dining options, but another destination has been stealing the culinary spotlight.
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Idaho is a great fall getaway destination, particularly one lake with great swimming spots surrounded by national forest and small, quaint towns.
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When 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.
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Grand Teton National Park is great, but the crowds ... not so much. Head to this lesser-known mountain range instead for plenty of outdoor fun.
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If 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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