It's time for another weekend in Idaho. Unlike some Western States, the Gem State experiences four seasons. Already, snow has fallen in Brundidge and surrounding areas. Idahoans are blessed to have so many outdoor recreational activities.

Whether you travel an hour or ten minutes, there's always something to do and at a low or no cost. Several Treasure Valley cities have a Greenbelt system, allowing folks to bike, hike, or walk and experience the beauty of nature. Cities like Boise, Meridian, and Nampa have vibrant nightlife activities, such as world-famous restaurants and nightclubs where folks can literally dance the night away.

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For those who prefer indoor activities or a more cultural experience, Idaho has plenty to offer. The Morrison Center hosts a variety of musicals and Broadway plays, providing a unique entertainment experience. And for a truly one-of-a-kind adventure, Boise's Discovery Center is currently home to the world's largest display of dinosaurs, a must-see for any history enthusiast.

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Few states can rival Idaho's quality of life. I overheard a couple who had just moved here six days ago. They enjoyed a lovely late brunch, meeting new folks who shared their ideas of what to do in the Gem State.

Suppose you want to see one of the world's great wonders, a trip to see Shoshone Falls in Twin Falls. The majestic beauty rivals anything you'll see in the world. The site is nicknamed the Niagra of the West.

Idahoans are hard-working. It's rare to find someone's lawn that isn't immaculately kept. It won't be long before local communities organize 'leaf raking' days to help those who cannot physically do it.

It may be an off week for Boise State Football, but there's still plenty to do in our great state of Idaho.

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