Things to do across Idaho

Rafting, kayak and paddleboard trips and rentals on Idaho's Wild and Scenic Main Salmon River.

AMGA-accredited guide service leading climbing, hiking and backcountry ski trips in Idaho's Sawtooth Mountains.

Historic ski area on the Idaho-Montana line with 1,000+ acres of lift-served terrain and deep annual snowfall.

Turquoise alpine lake on the Idaho-Utah border known for water sports and sandy beaches.

Climb or sandboard a 470-foot sand dune, fish the small lakes at its base and stargaze at the park observatory.

Hike and climb among granite spires rising from sagebrush, where California Trail emigrants left their names.

Drive a 7-mile loop through black lava fields, climb cinder cones and walk into lava tube caves.

Walk self-guided trails past an original barrack, the entry guard station and the Honor Roll at a WWII Japanese American incarceration site.

Walk the pedestrian path of a bridge 486 feet above the Snake River and watch BASE jumpers leap from the rail.

Swim, paddle and boat on an alpine lake under the Sawtooth peaks, or ride the hiker shuttle to the far trailhead.

Hike, camp, fish and raft among four mountain ranges and hundreds of glacial lakes at the head of the Salmon River.

Watch the Snake River drop 212 feet over a 900-foot-wide ledge from overlooks in a city park.