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50Experience the “ahhh” in spa at these World Class locations
In northern Idaho, discover the magnificent area of Coeur d’Alene and The Roosevelt Inn. A retreat surrounded by the breathtaking beauty of Lake Coeur d’Alene, the Roosevelt Inn is something not to miss....
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46Valentine’s Day Package Promotions in Idaho
Coeur d'Alene Resort: 1 night stay, choco-covered strawberries, champagne, rose petals, candles, $100 spa & $100 dining credit. From $340! More info or to book >> Sun Valley Clarion Inn: From $129/night at...
43Fun and Affordable Vacation Options
In Idaho there are many affordable family recreational opportunities. Located in Northern Idaho, Sandpoint has become a thriving resort community with lively visual and performing arts, shopping, and family...
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49Snowmobiling in Idaho offers outstanding diversity of terrain, attractions
Idaho has more groomed snowmobile trails than any other western state and some of the most spectacular scenery you'll ever see. Sled heads have long been attracted to the untouched powder, expansive meadows...
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41Back Country Skiing-Snowcat-Heli Skiing
BACK COUNTRY SKIING You won’t have far to go to find spectacular winter landscapes for backcountry skiing trips in Idaho. Outfitters lead skiers to secluded cabins and huts for dinner with wilderness views and wildlife sanctuaries. They climb to...
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61A Giant Beagle
The Dog Bark Inn in Cottonwood, Idaho is a specialty for dog lovers everywhere. The 30-foot tall beagle doubles as an inn and sleeps four comfortably in a loft in his the muzzle. The beagle, affectionately named Sweet Willy Colton, is a local icon....
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48Cuisine in the Heart of the Sawtooths
Dining at the Ranch is more than just an elegant meal: It is an experience.Enjoy the unparalleled beauty of the Sawtooth and WhiteCloud mountains while soaking up the lodge’s history (listed on theNational...
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67Idaho, the Pacific Northwest's Oldest Wine-Producing Region
Grapes were introduced along the Snake in 1872, making Idaho the Pacific Northwest’s oldest wine-producing region. The region earned quick fame. Schleicher proved the most successful, winning several gold...
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44March Madness in Boise
Also known as "The City of Trees," Idaho's capital city is home to more than 198,000 people, making it the fifth largest city in the Pacific Northwest. Boise boasts a huge variety of outdoor recreation,...
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64Plan a Guided Multi-Sport Adventure in Idaho
Taking a page from our uber multi-tasking society, Idaho outdoor adventure guides are packing the “Best of Idaho” into a week-long trip overflowing with a smorgasbord of activities. “Travelers are after...
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