Bear Lake Valley lies on the border of Utah and Idaho, and is home to the "Caribbean of the Rockies", or Bear Lake. Visitors can enjoy a myriad of outdoor activies throughout the entire year.

The Bear River Heritage Area straddles the Idaho-Utah border where the Great Basin and the Rocky Mountains meet. It is home to a strong agricultural economy, history-laced landscape, and abundant natural beauty. Retrace the footsteps of early fur traders, Mormon settlers, and generations of the Northwestern Band of the Shoshone Nation.

Coeur d’Alene offers a range of activities, indoor and outdoor. Some designed to stimulate the urban escapist seeking extreme adventure, other activities bring family members together for a vacation filled with fun and relaxation.

Idaho is all about Adventures in Living. To plan your own adventure vacation, order a free travel guide.

Island Park is made up of lakes, woods, rivers, meadows and mountains lightly sprinkled with ranches, summer homes and fishing lodges. Aside from Island Park's scenic and historical sites, some of the other popular activities include fishing, snowmobiling, bird watching, hiking, horseback riding, rodeo, cross-country skiing, hunting and touring.

Lava Hot Springs, Idaho is a picturesque year-round resort community located between Salt Lake City and Yellowstone National Park. Just 11 miles east of I-15, we are a favorite stop along the way to Jackson Hole and the Grand Tetons.

Moscow is a great place for those who love the outdoors. Camping, mountain biking, snow mobiling, fishing and skiing abound, with some of the best big game and upland game hunting in the world located nearby. Request information today!

North Central Idaho offers wilderness areas than any other state, which means ample outdoor recreational opportunities for everyone. North America's deepest river gorge, named Hells Canyon, is located here, and offers plenty of room to play.

Bear Lake and Lava Hot Spring are found in Southeast Idaho, both exciting destinations for travelers from all over. Bear Lake is often called the "Caribbean of the Rockies" due to its vibrant blue color.

Finding a reason to visit Pullman shouldn’t be difficult. Whether you are here to visit the prestigious Washington State University, attend a conference at one of our many industry-leading technology companies, or are here to enjoy one of our many community events Pullman is sure to please.