Four lanes of snow-tubing thrills down a 700-foot long hill -- this is great sledding-style fun. Take the lift up and go racing right down.

If you love horses, and the Appaloosa horse (or spotted horse) in particular, you'll love this museum. As well as the static inside exhibits, there's a new live outside exhibit, where you can meet the horses themselves.

Many performing arts are a joining of the contemporary with the past, and Ballet Idaho is no different. See modern ballet performed to modern rock music, or traditional ballet like the Nutcracker . . . and quite a bit in between. Ballet Idaho spans genres.

The Blaine County Historical Museum collects the history of the county in a comprehensive and entertaining series of exhibits. See schoolrooms, kitchens, and mines replicated as they were (as well as other "vignettes"), and also collections of western clothing and political memorabilia.

The permanent collection of the Boise Art Museum doesn't feature traditional paintings like you might expect. Instead, it features an astounding collection of ceramics, "remixed" pieces of mixed media, and an exhibit focusing on one artist's profound use of shadow. The rotating exhibits are likewise...

While you're visiting Sandpoint's Lakeview Park, take a walk through its museum (and the arboretum of native plants around it). You'll see local historical exhibits ranging from the pioneer past to the twentieth century.

Jump into a summer of musical theater! The Summer Theatre Carrousel Players are skilled actors who have been putting on a very wide variety of musicals for many years.

Since its establishment in 1924, Craters of the Moon National Monument and Preserves has lived up to its reputation as a bizarre and scenic landscape. The 750,000-acre enormous lava field conserves volcanic rifts, caves, and cider cones, but also a great amount of beautiful plants and animals. Com...

The Eagle Rock Art Museum rotates through exhibits that have a particular focus on Idaho artists, some very well known. But, as the museum is also an education center, you may see some exhibits drawn entirely by children. You can also attend classes.

Fort Hall was an important stop for pioneers on their way west and the Fort Hall Replica recreates it as it was. See not only recreated walls and rooms, but a collection of artifacts from the time period.