Bed & Breakfast Inns
From gracious Queen Anne mansions to rustic mountain hideaways or even converted railroad depots, Idaho's bed and breakfast inns are the perfect choice for a romantic getaway.

Events
Idaho offers visitors the opportunity to join in the fun with locals for events of all kinds.

Family Fun
Whether you’re fishing, swimming, boating or camping, families and fun go together in Idaho. You’re in Idaho-get outside and play!

Fishing and Fly Fishing
Idaho is legendary for its fly-fishing. Silver Creek, the Henrys Fork and the South Fork of the Snake are renowned all over the world for their fishing opportunities.

Golf
From world-class resorts to undiscovered municipal gems, Idaho has golf courses that will both challenge and delight. In Idaho, your visit will always be above par.

Horseback Riding
The old West is alive and well in Idaho, where guest ranches and outfitters offer miles of trails to meander, hayrides to take and cattle roundups to check out.

Hunting
With the most square miles of wilderness in the lower 48 states, Idaho offers the best in big game hunting and experienced outfitters to escort you. or the best in hunting, set your sights on Idaho.

Lewis & Clark
Heritage Days in Salmon, Idaho commemorates Sacajawea's journey and homeland with interpretive presentations and Agaidika Shoshone dancing. Other activities include a salmon feed, street fair, re-enactments and river float trips.

Mountain Biking
Hit the trail in Idaho, where you can mountain bike on remote mountain trails or desert back roads. Or try a paved urban path along a river. With over 19,000 miles of trails, you’ll always find something new around the next bend.

Railway Packages
Take a scenic train ride and see Idaho from a different perspective. Travel through old cattle and mining camps, see Yellowstone, Glacier and Grand Teton National Parks. Travel the rails of Idaho for a scenic adventure and unique experience you won't soon forget.

Reunions and Groups
Follow the steps of explorers Lewis & Clark. Experience a recently re-discovered gold mine. Or, guide yourself around a historical downtown with a helpful brochure. Bring your camera – you’ll be amazed at what you’ll discover.

River Trips
Idaho has more whitewater river miles than any other state in the lower 48, including the Lochsa River, the Payette, the Snake and the Middle Fork of the Salmon. Grab an oar and have an adventure.

Romantic Getaways
Spend a weekend in a luxurious bed & breakfast tucked away with your loved one, or cozy up with a candlelight dinner for two. Romance awaits you in Idaho.

RVs & Camping
There are countless ways to sleep beneath the stars in Idaho. In Idaho, you’ll always be a happy camper.

Ski
Get outside under our sunny blue skies. If gravity moves you, try our feather-light powder and short lift lines. With over 16,000 acres in 16 downhill areas, there's something for every taste and ability.

Snowmobile
Miles of trails and old logging roads entice the ATV enthusiast to ride in Idaho. Both the U. S. Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management provide maps for ATV-approved trails in their areas. A great way to take the road less traveled.