Southwestern Idaho
Southwestern Idaho is the most populated region of the state and offers great metropolitan areas for those looking to attend symphonies, theatres, and galleries. However, it also has great foothills for hiking and biking, as well as, deserts, canyons, forest, mountains, and rivers for great outdoor adventures. The capital city of Boise was built as a mining town and eventually became a rest stop for travelers on the Oregon Trail. Now it’s a “play-all-day” city where visitors can ski, play golf, and then go to a play, and head out for great nightlife, all in one day. For great skiing and riding head to Bogus Basin Resort in the foothills outside Boise. History can be found in Idaho City, which is now a living museum to the mining era with canteens and storefronts still intact. Garden Valley is a great destination for water sports lovers. The surrounding areas include the Confluence, Banks, Beehive Bend, Deer Creek, and Danskin rivers, as well as, hot springs at Silver Creek Plunge. |
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Shining Sun Valley
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Central Idaho’s magnificent Rocky Mountains are home to Sun Valley, a veritable paradise for sports enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. This resort is located in the ideal spot, with plenty of sun and powder snow, making it popular year-round.
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