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UK PST – 8 hrs behind the UK Weather: Four distinct seasons. Warm summers, moderate winters with plenty of sunshine. Most snowfall December to March confined to higher elevations National/State Parks: 22 plus 13 National Forests International Gateways: Denver,
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Grand Canyon; Shoshone Falls is higher than Niagara Falls; Bruneau Sand Dunes are larger than the dunes at Death Valley; and Boise is the largest city on the northern tier of states between Minneapolis, Minnesota and Portland in Oregon. There is the desolate, yet starkly beautiful Craters of the Moon National Monument,
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restaurants in the Chicago suburbs. Chicago is known as ‘America’s Favourite City’ and is a stunning metropolis with a genuinely charming mid-western atmosphere. Situated on Lake Michigan, Chicago has 29 miles of lakefront, including sandy beaches and cycle paths. The city is as diverse as its scenery, from its jaw-dropping skyscrapers to outdoor sculptures. Experience interactive public art, authentic Blues music, interesting architecture, fine dining and world- class museums and theatre.
Chicago is also a shoppers' paradise,
with the Magnificent Mile shopping area welcoming millions of visitors to its wealth of premium department stores every year. Some of the most unique items can be found in the eclectic neighbourhood boutiques just a short journey from downtown and the best bargains can be found at the outlet malls statewide.
STATE SECRET... Looking for ‘quirky’? The Route 66 roadside is lined with many unusual landmarks from a bygone era. Tap your own maple syrup at Funks Grove, grab a breaded ‘cozy dog’ at the Cozy Dog Drive In or call in on Bill Shea and his collection of gas station memorabilia.
DON'T MISS... Chicago is No.1 when it comes to Free festivals and Events. Every season brings new and exciting ways to celebrate in Chicago and Illinois with parades, music festivals, art fairs and auto shows so be sure to save time for a local festival during your visit to Illinois.
Chicago, 'America's Favourite City'
only to Alaska in the amount of wilderness and whitewater rivers it offers – more than 3,000 miles. Hells Canyon is deeper than the
state you choose to discover, you'll find spectacular scenery, fun things to do and friendly, helpful people. You'll also find that Idaho is unhurried, unspoiled and unassuming. A diverse state, Idaho is second
visit, you will find a visit to Idaho is an unforgettable experience. To discover places to go, things to do, and places to stay visit
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fascinating neighbour of the stunning mountains of the Sawtooth National Recreation Area. Other natural wonders well worth visiting in Idaho include the Shoshone ice caves, and the huge granite columns at the City of the Rocks Natural Reserve. Whatever you do on a holiday
STATE SECRET... Hells Canyon is the deepest river gorge in North America. With a depth of 7,900 ft. it is deeper than the Grand Canyon. The canyon is known for its world- class whitewater rafting and many other activities such as hiking and horse riding.
DON'T MISS... Coeur d'Alene has developed from a mining and timber town into an international resort destination on the north shore of one of Idaho's most beautiful lakes.
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