camping

Back in the late 1800s and early 1900s, many dreamed of getting rich by finding gold, precious metals and gemstones. Those dreams are what fueled the number of mining towns scattered across Idaho.

There are few things better in life than a gorgeous, fun, relaxing and successful camping trip in Idaho. With ample mountains, lakes, rivers, trees, streams, fish, hot springs, and clear skies with starry nights, Idaho is the place to be. There are 35 million acres of public land and hundreds of private campgrounds and backcountry campsites to choose from. The Idaho Forest Service is asking campers to do their homework before going out in the forest to make sure that they are actually allowed to camp there.

As the weather starts to warm up, Idahoans are getting antsy about planning summer adventures!

Several different agencies, including the Bureau of Land Management Idaho Fire and Boise Fire Department respond to the Bonnie Fire at Bonneville Point, near Lucky Peak and Micron.

Glamping provides certain creature comforts but in my opinion this is the best way to enjoy all that nature has to offer.

I understand the discomfort that growth has caused us and I get why some of us are mad.

Before you go glamping this summer, you need to know what glamping is, then you'll need to know what to pack and finally where to go. The good news is that we live in the ultimate state for glamping. It truly doesn't get any better than Idaho...