In Idaho, there is more family time, cultural entertainment, and adventure opportunities. Commutes are significantly shorter than those of neighboring states, which means less time on the road and more time enjoying life.

If your idea of recreation requires being outside, then Idaho will exceed your expectations. There are hundreds of miles of public lands—from forest to high desert, hills to mountains, calm streams teeming with trout to varied ranges of whitewater awaiting kayakers or rafters. Whether you love camping in remote areas or enjoy the amenities of well-stocked campgrounds, Idaho has it. Idaho is known for fishing, hunting, hiking, camping, mountain biking, dirt biking, off-road overlanding, and so much more. The outdoors is so much a part of Idaho’s DNA that you’ll occasionally see men in business suits putting a fishing line into the during a lunch break. Yep, folks in Idaho take their outdoor playtime seriously.

You will quickly discover many activities for people of all ages and interests in Idaho. Along with the abundance of outdoor adventure, many Idaho communities have vibrant downtowns with upscale dining and entertainment and plenty of family-friendly indoor activities year-round as well. Whatever your passions, you’ll find them in the valley. And you won’t have to navigate through hours of bumper-to-bumper traffic to get there!

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