Idaho State Snowmobile Association
FreeA statewide nonprofit that promotes and supports Idaho's groomed snowmobile trail network.

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Idaho State Capitol is a sightseeing stop in Boise, ID, part of the Treasure Valley guide. Cost: free.
700 West Jefferson Street · Boise, ID
The Idaho State Capitol houses the state's executive and legislative branches in a domed building that rises 208 feet over downtown Boise. Its sandstone came from a quarry at Table Rock near Boise, and the interior holds more than 50,000 square feet of carved marble. Construction began in 1905 and finished in 1920. You can follow a self-guided tour booklet or schedule a guided tour. It is the only state capitol in the country heated by geothermal water.
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