travel idaho

Idaho is well known to be a state with a lot of UFO sightings. As far as states with the most sightings per capita - Idaho goes back and forth but is always in the top 10. There is a cool little photo opportunity spot for space lovers in Wallace Idaho.

A website called Yardbarker put together 13 Most Scenic U.S. Mountain Towns and our corner of the country had a big chunk of them. Most of our neighboring states each had one and a gorgeous Idaho town made the list too.

If heights scare you at all or you get shaky legs when you are not feeling super grounded and secure then this top Idaho view spot is not for you.

The building is fascinating to look at and if you are able to carefully see in any windows you can see dusty antiques all over. Idaho in 91 Days describes it as, "...it’s among the most eccentric structures we’ve seen anywhere in the States. It is the strangest and coolest house we had yet seen in Idaho, and we spent a long time admiring it from every angle."

Many states, especially on the more mountainous west coast have diverse landscapes, Idaho included. This may seem ridiculous to Idahoans, especially in the southern part of the state but here are what tourists were surprised about...

You most likely have heard of Shoshone Falls, nicknamed "Niagara of the West" in Southern Idaho. Shoshone is magnificent and should definitely be on your list of falls to visit at some point but there are other incredible waterfalls in Idaho that deserve attention as well.

The search for the fountain of youth and stories about it and the many who have looked for it may all lead to Idaho. That's right we have the fountain of youth right here in the gem state.

This scenic byway is providing travelers with stunning views and ample opportunity to spot wildlife. Make the most of your trip with a guided float trip, whitewater rafting adventure or jet boat tour.

This special Idaho place was founded in 1914 and since its opening has been a hot spot for Idahoan staycationers and far away travelers. After over a century of inviting guests and providing great customer service this gorgeous place is still going strong.

When you think of Glaciers, Alaska definitely comes to mind. Did you know that Idaho has a glacier? Well, the gem state does have a glacier, just one. Relative to most glaciers it is fairly small chilling at about 30 acres.