Sun Valley

Idaho and nearby areas are some of the best playgrounds for outdoor activities in any season. If you're heading to Boise for a visit, just moved to the area, or a long time local, check out these fun day trips nearby to explore Idaho (and northern Nevada!).

Whether you’re heading to Idaho for the first time or a resident of the Gem State looking to explore, there are some can’t-miss places that you’ll want to go back to in summer and winter. The main two long-time central Idaho vacation spots are Sun Valley and Stanley. If you haven’t been to these unique Idaho attractions or are anxious to get back, here’s why locals love these locations and return year after year, season after season.

Heading out on a ski trip is one of the best winter ways to get outside, out of town, and have some fun exploring a new mountain and ski town. If you’re out and about in the PNW this winter, try out a new ski hill. We’ve highlighted classic favorites in Washington, Oregon, and Idaho. Now it’s your turn – choose your spot and find the powder!

It’s time to get outside in the Pacific Northwest – no matter what season it is! If you’re itching to get out of town, here is the must-do list for the gorgeous states of Washington, Idaho, and Oregon.

If a weekend away is calling to you, but you want to stay in the Pacific Northwest, now is the time to check out some off the beaten path local favorites. Maybe you've been to Seattle, Portland, and Boise, but now you want to see the real side of these great states.

Sun Valley isn't just good for winter fun; it's also a springtime wonderland--so grab a suitcase, a camera, and some warm clothes, and let's find out why you should travel to Sun Valley this spring!

Springtime is a great time to ski: the weather is beautiful, the mountain is less busy, and it’s a lot of fun. If you live in Boise, it’s a great time to catch a ride over to Sun Valley and take advantage of spring skiing. Need another reason to go? Here’s one: skiing is excellent for your health.