14 Best Regional Fast-Food Chains For Local Flavor On Your Road Trip
There are lots of great reasons for taking a road trip in the U.S., including where you plan to take a pit stop. Skip McDonald's and try these regional chains.
Read MoreThere are lots of great reasons for taking a road trip in the U.S., including where you plan to take a pit stop. Skip McDonald's and try these regional chains.
Read MoreThis national forest nestled in Idaho's mountains is a sprawling outdoor haven with gorgeous lakes, rivers, deep canyons, and rugged wilderness.
Read MoreFrom rugged terrain where you won't see another soul to more popular sites near Mount Hood, these are five campsites in the PNW that are hidden gems.
Read MoreNothing feels more rejuvenating after a strenuous hike than a long soak in a natural hot spring. Luckily, there are places in the U.S. where you can do both.
Read MoreYou don't need a car to make the most of your time in these gorgeous lake towns dotted across the United States from New Hampshire to Washington.
Read MoreThe 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.
Read MoreThis 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.
Read MoreThis remote national forest in Idaho is a breathtaking mountain escape with a massive wilderness area, ample camping, great trails, alpine lakes, and rivers.
Read MoreThe Rocky Mountains offer some gorgeous views and challenging hikes as well as relaxing hot springs. While exploring, you'll need a place to stay.
Read MoreTucked away in the mountains near Challis is an abandoned mining town surrounded by cozy campsites, rugged hikes, and epic views of the Idaho wilderness.
Read MoreWhile perhaps unconventional, college towns make stellar getaways — full of lively communities with art, varied dining options, and lots of outdoor adventures.
Read MoreThis 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.
Read MoreVisiting 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.
Read MoreThis Idaho city has a little something for everyone who needs a relaxing getaway, from mountain trails to resort-style relaxation and small boutique charms.
Read MoreThese 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.
Read MoreFor 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.
Read MoreThere are plenty of refreshing, mountain getaways in the Western United States and Canada, and some of the best accommodations can be found on Airbnb.
Read MoreThe Pacific Northwest is a prime region for ghost towns, with its desert areas preserving long-abandoned structures. Reddit users recommend five of the best.
Read MoreA growing number of retirees are dreaming of beautiful mountain towns to spend their golden years. Luckily, some are also very affordable too.
Read MoreTucked 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.
Read MoreIf you're looking for your next breathtaking climbing destination, head south of Boise for one of Idaho's most memorable state parks.
Read MoreThis 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.
Read MoreThis underrated city in Idaho offers quick water access for boating and steelhead fishing, not to mention a nearby national forest for hunting and hiking.
Read MoreThis 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.
Read MoreIn Idaho's panhandle sits a breathtaking 36‑mile drive through alpine foothills, shimmering lakes, and forested slopes that offer an unforgettable journey.
Read MoreIf 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.
Read MoreSeveral 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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