Land of the Yankee Fork State Park in Custer County, Idaho, USA, spans 521 acres across dispersed sites including the Challis visitor center, interpreting Idaho's frontier mining history through preserved ghost towns like Bayhorse, Bonanza, and Custer.
City of Rocks in Idaho is a stunning natural reserve known for its towering granite spires and rock formations shaped by millions of years of geological processes.
3 Horse Ranch Vineyards, located in the Eagle Foothills of Idaho’s Snake River Valley AVA, was founded in 2003 by Gary and Martha Cunningham when they planted historic Vitis Vinifera rootstock in the foothills above Eagle.
Boise Art Glass is a locally owned glassblowing studio founded in 2004 by Czech-born artist Filip Vogelpohl, who brings international experience and passion to the craft.
Eagle Island State Park, a 545-acre day-use recreation area on the southwest edge of Eagle, Idaho, USA, sits between the north and south forks of the Boise River, offering a serene escape with a popular swimming beach, seasonal waterslide, grassy picnic spots, and concessions.
The Basque Museum and Cultural Center in Boise, Idaho, was established in 1985 to preserve, promote, and share the rich history and culture of the Basque people in Idaho and the American West.
The Idaho Museum of Natural History, located on the Idaho State University campus in Pocatello, was founded in 1934 and serves as the official state natural history museum.
Lake Walcott State Park in Minidoka County, Idaho, USA, occupies 65 acres on the western shore of the 11,000-acre Lake Walcott reservoir, formed by the Minidoka Dam on the Snake River since 1909.
The Salmon River in Idaho flows for about 425 miles through some of the most rugged and remote terrain in the United States, draining a large watershed of around 14,000 square miles.
Melaleuca Field is a baseball stadium located in Idaho Falls, Idaho, serving as the home field for the Idaho Falls Chukars, an independent Minor League Baseball team in the Pioneer League.
Hells Gate State Park in Lewiston, Idaho, USA, spans 960 acres along the Snake River at the entrance to Hells Canyon, North America's deepest river gorge, created by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to offset Lower Granite Dam impacts and leased by Idaho since 1973.
Freak Alley Gallery in downtown Boise, Idaho, is the largest open-air mural gallery in the Northwest, established in 2002 when local artist Colby Akers painted the backdoor of Moon’s Cafe.
The Idaho State Capitol building in Boise is an impressive Renaissance Revival structure designed by architects John E. Tourtellotte and Charles Hummel, with construction beginning in 1905 and completing the main central portion by 1912, followed by wings finished in 1920.
