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The Idaho vacation you’ve always dreamed about starts here! If you’re planning to visit Idaho, this ultimate Idaho travel source provides instant information on Idaho hotels, restaurants, towns and cities, attractions, history, and everything else you could possibly need to know in planning a Rocky Mountain getaway, an adventure vacation, or visit to Yellowstone National Park or the lake country of the Idaho panhandle.

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If you’re planning to move here or buy residential real estate, a business, commercial real estate, recreational hunting and fishing property, or a resort vacation home, we have the resources to help you. We can help you find the right Idaho real estate agent that will help you find that property you’ve dreamed of.

Northern Idaho: Lakes, Skiing,
A Town on the National Register of Historic Places

Idaho welcomes visitors with a friendly atmosphere and numerous travel destinations. The forested Idaho Panhandle carries visitors to Priest Lake State Park near Priest Lake. On the Pend Oreille National Scenic Byway, Sandpoint awaits with Lake Pend Oreille and Schweitzer Mountain Ski Resort. Just a few miles south, visit beautiful Lake Coeur d’Alene in the city of Coeur d’Alene. Moving towards the Montana border, the Silver Valley prides itself on Kellogg’s Silver Mountain, home to the world’s longest single stage person gondola. Nearby, the entire town of Wallace is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and Lookout Pass offers skiing and access to the Route of the Hiawatha.

Central Idaho: Hells Canyon—America's Deepest Gorge

Traveling south to north-central Idaho, the Palouse Hills envelop Moscow, while Lewiston is home to Hells Gate State Park and the Lewiston Roundup. Separating Idaho and Oregon, Hells Canyon is America’s deepest gorge, and the Hells Canyon Scenic Byway and Hells Canyon National Recreation Area provide an up-close look. The region is also home to Nez Perce culture and the Dworshak Dam and Reservoir.

Southwest Idaho: Ghost Towns and Rodeos

If southwest Idaho is your destination, Boise serves as the state capital with the Peregrine Fund World Center for Birds of Prey and the Old Idaho Penitentiary serving as local favorites. Close by, step back in time at the well-preserved ghost town of Silver City. Just a few miles east of Boise, the Caldwell Night Rodeo is sanctioned as one of America’s top twenty PRCA events.

What You'll Find Throughout Idaho:
Mountains, Fly Fishing, Hiking, Skiing, Scenery, History...

Featuring eighty mountain ranges, Idaho is America’s most mountainous state, and central Idaho’s high country claims many rugged favorites. Set amid pristine splendor, Salmon is the birthplace of Sacajawea, and Lewis and Clark passed through the area after crossing Lemhi Pass. The Salmon River rages through the Frank Church-River of No Return Wilderness as visitors travel south towards the Sawtooth National Recreation Area. Close by, Stanley is the only place in the US where three scenic highways converge: the Sawtooth Scenic Byway, the Ponderosa Pine Scenic Byway, and the Salmon River Scenic Byway. Further south, visitors can ski Sun Valley at the world-class resort located near Sun Valley and Ketchum.

On your visit to south-central Idaho, stop by Malad Gorge State Park and Twin Falls. The rural region is also known for the City of Rocks National Reserve and the City of Rocks Backcountry Byway.

Southeast Idaho: Idaho's Oldest Rodeo, Oregon Trail History

Continuing to southeastern Idaho, explore Oregon Trail history at Massacre Rocks. Near American Falls, discover the Great Rift National Landmark or travel to Bear Lake State Park near the Idaho/Utah border.  Nearby, Preston hosts Idaho’s oldest night rodeo at That Famous Preston Night Rodeo, and Soda Springs, Sheep Rock, and Pocatello are regional highlights.

Northeast Idaho: Craters of the Moon, Outdoor Recreation

If your travel plans include northeastern Idaho, Idaho Falls hosts the Alive After Five summer concert series. The city also serves as headquarters for the Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory that once lit up Arco with atomic electricity near the Craters of the Moon National Monument. Further north, the St. Anthony Sand Dunes provide miles of fun for dirt-bikers and ATVers, campers and hikers, while the Teton River Basin is home to the Grand Targhee Ski and Summer Resort and world-class fishing on the Snake River.

Plan Your Idaho Vacation Here

So stop dreaming and start making your travel plans a reality with our user-friendly map of Idaho. With so many options, this ultimate resource to the Potato State is your one-stop guide to creating an Idaho vacation customized to your specific interests and needs.