6 Hidden Secrets Idahoans Will Not Tell You About Idaho

Buckle up, Idahoans. The temperatures are finally dropping, which means Fall activities are just around the corner. Fall means school returns for families, and the holidays are just around the corner. It also means the end of the home-buying season will be soon. Once folks are back in school, moving tends to wait until the following summer. 

Idaho continues to attract people who want to live their independent American dream. However, most people who move to Idaho wish to keep the Gem State all to themselves. Native Idahoans are incredibly sensitive to how the increase in population has changed the state forever.

However, there are secrets that Idahoans would like to keep to themselves in hopes of avoiding more people moving to Idaho. More people mean more change, transforming Idaho into a mini version of the state from which some people have moved.

Have you ever wondered why so many people share excessively high temperatures in the summer or really cold temperatures in the winter? When our air quality is terrible, they proudly tell folks this is not the place for them. We've all heard the saying, 'Idaho is full!'

Does anyone ever really know the inner secrets of where they work or go to school, church, or other activities? Remember the phrase "Circle of Trust" in the movie Meet the Parents?

In other words, what are the secrets of living in Idaho that you had to learn before moving to Gem State? We all know the outside perception of the state revolves around potatoes and a blue football field. Let's share the five things' Idahoans will not tell you about Idaho.