The Pacific Northwest region of the U.S. offers fresh seafood and other foodie-approved fare. Here are five local cities to sample the most delicious food.
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This stunning valley on 'The quiet side of the Tetons' west of Jackson Hole in Idaho has scenery and outdoor adventure without Jackson's glitz and prices.
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This remote national forest in Idaho is a breathtaking mountain escape with a massive wilderness area, ample camping, great trails, alpine lakes, and rivers.
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The Rocky Mountains offer some gorgeous views and challenging hikes as well as relaxing hot springs. While exploring, you'll need a place to stay.
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Tucked away in the mountains near Challis is an abandoned mining town surrounded by cozy campsites, rugged hikes, and epic views of the Idaho wilderness.
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While perhaps unconventional, college towns make stellar getaways — full of lively communities with art, varied dining options, and lots of outdoor adventures.
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This quintessential mountain lodge on a lake in McCall, Idaho, has log cabin vibes, a steamy outdoor hot spring, a beloved spa, and an award-winning restaurant.
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Visiting one of the United States' best national parks is perfect for a vacation road trip, and you can stay close to many parks while staying within budget.
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This Idaho city has a little something for everyone who needs a relaxing getaway, from mountain trails to resort-style relaxation and small boutique charms.
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These remote areas of the United States are all far away from light pollution, are DarkSky certified, and some may even give you a glimpse of the Milky Way.
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For a chance to hike, swim, and grab some great photos, head to this secret historic bridge in Idaho with scenic views and Snake River access.
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There are plenty of refreshing, mountain getaways in the Western United States and Canada, and some of the best accommodations can be found on Airbnb.
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The Pacific Northwest is a prime region for ghost towns, with its desert areas preserving long-abandoned structures. Reddit users recommend five of the best.
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A growing number of retirees are dreaming of beautiful mountain towns to spend their golden years. Luckily, some are also very affordable too.
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Tucked near the Utah-Idaho border, this mountain enclave is the perfect spot for those who want to avoid throngs of tourists and still enjoy the great outdoors.
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If you're looking for your next breathtaking climbing destination, head south of Boise for one of Idaho's most memorable state parks.
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This charming hidden gem an hour outside of Boise, Idaho, offers an affordable place to stay, eat, and explore, with plenty of outdoor activities to enjoy.
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This underrated city in Idaho offers quick water access for boating and steelhead fishing, not to mention a nearby national forest for hunting and hiking.
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This charming city near Boise is known for its top-notch wineries and breweries. It's also bursting with cozy cafes and restaurants and lots of outdoor fun.
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In Idaho's panhandle sits a breathtaking 36‑mile drive through alpine foothills, shimmering lakes, and forested slopes that offer an unforgettable journey.
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If you're chasing Yellowstone views but don't want the Yellowstone crowds, consider checking out a nearby state park in Idaho that flies under the radar.
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Several breathtaking U.S. monuments and wilderness areas may soon earn the coveted title of national park, joining America's most extraordinary protected lands.
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This charming small town near the Idaho Panhandle National Forests offers outdoor adventures, local history, delicious eats, and cozy stays.
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Breathe in crisp mountain air, wander through orchards, and savor farm-fresh flavors in one of Idaho's most picturesque countryside escapes.
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If you're looking for an outdoor adventure across the Pacific Northwest, this Idaho-Oregon border town is the perfect launchpad to the wild frontier.
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For a taste of the iconic Wild West, head to any of these American destinations, where you'll find cowboy history and heritage is alive and well.
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This vast Idaho national forest is close enough to Yellowstone and Grand Teton to share their forest and mountain beauty but is considerably less crowded.
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