Real America ★ Idaho
Bald Mountain, Sun Valley
Idaho Offi ce of Tourism 700 W. State St. P.O. Box 83720
Boise, ID 83720-0093 Contact: Mitch Knothe
mitch.knothe@
tourism.idaho.gov Tel: 208-780-5140 Fax: 208-334-2631
www.visitidaho.org
Jet boating through Hells Canyon
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Western living at its best. Go hiking, camping or horseback riding in one of Idaho’s eight national forests. Cast a line in a sparkling stream. Scale granite spires and monoliths that tower up to 600 feet. Or ski the slopes of the world- famous Sun Valley. For frontier history and heritage, Idaho makes it easy to trace the progress of the early pioneers. Join a simulated wagon train as it prepares for the 2,000-mile trek west. Learn about the life of Sacajawea, the Shoshone Indian guide who led the Lewis and Clark expedition across the wild frontier. Or glimpse what life was like in an authentic Old West mining town. For heart-stopping adventure, take
ith more acres of wilderness than any other state in the contiguous United States, Idaho is a
natural destination for travellers craving outdoor adventure. The Gem State’s pristine forests, crystal-clear lakes and rivers, and verdant farmland off er countless opportunities to experience
Idaho Roundup
The Hiawatha Trail: Rent a bicycle at Lookout Pass Ski Area and enjoy one of the most unique and scenic bike trails in the Northwest. The Hiawatha Trail winds downhill for 15 miles, traversing seven high trestles and passing natural waterfalls. An optional shuttle is available for the uphill return ride. Hells Canyon: Along Idaho’s western border, take an exciting jet boat trip through Hells Canyon. View 19th-century miners’ cabins and local wildlife, while passing through the green and black basalt cliff s that form the walls to North America’s deepest river gorge. Whitewater Rafting: Experience the thrill of whitewater rafting along the Middle Fork of the Salmon River, rated one of the top 10 whitewater rivers in the world. Licensed outfi tters and guides off er half-day, full-day and multi-day trips on many of Idaho’s rivers.
a jet boat ride through Hells Canyon. Ride the rapids down the Middle Fork of the Salmon River. Rent a bike and travel along the splendidly scenic Hiawatha Trail. Or travel along one of Idaho’s many scenic trails, marvelling at the thundering waterfalls, wildfl ower- fi lled meadows and wildlife you’ll see along the way. In Idaho, getting there is half the fun.
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