Best time to visit Idaho
13 THINGS TO DO IN IDAHO (SEPTEMBER 04 - SEPTEMBER 13)
Grizzly Bears
The greatest attraction or the greatest risk? Maybe both!
Northern Lights
The recipe of aurora encounter in Idaho is a mixture of luck, patience, persistence, and low expectations, yet chances are real!
Sawtooth Mountains
This range of the Rocky Mountains boasts about 50 peaks over 3,000 m (10,000 ft) high
Jump Creek Falls
One of the most scenic waterfalls in the state flows into Jump Creek Canyon
Sawtooth Lake
An alpine lake surrounded by picturesque rugged mountains
Idaho Shakespeare Festival
Quality theatre in a stunning outdoor location
Table Mountain
One of the most accessible mountains of the Teton Range
Bloomington Lake
A short hike to a beautiful series of lakes
Darby Wind Caves
A great short hike in the Teton Range
Saddleback Lakes
Beautiful mountains dotted with small alpine glacial lakes
Mesa Falls
A thunderous curtain of waterfalls from the height of ten stores
Goat Lake
Discover Idaho’s best-kept secret
Redfish Lake
The largest lake of the Sawtooth National Recreation Area
8 THINGS TO DO OUT OF SELECTED DATE RANGE
McCall Winter Carnival
An iconic winter festival running since the 1920s
Trailing of the Sheep Festival
The annual sheep herding festival in Idaho's Basque Country
Baby Animal Season
Watch the first moves of new residents to the park
Spirit of Boise Balloon Classic
Hot air balloon pilots from all across the US will definitely take your breath away
Eastern Idaho State Fair
One of the two largest and most popular fairs of Idaho
Caldwell Night Rodeo
Idaho's premier outdoor rodeo and one of the top 5, nationwide
Coyotes
Meet these predators native to the Yellowstone region
Western Idaho Fair
Rock'n'roll all night and party all day long
