Overview

Places of interest in Idaho

Overview
1 Yellowstone National Park
Geysers, wildlife and untamed wilderness
8.8
A vast, rugged landscape in the American West features geysers, hot springs and dramatic canyons. The park spans over two million acres of diverse terrain, offering wildlife viewing, hiking trails and iconic natural wonders that define the region's wilderness.
Highlights:
  • 🐃 Spot bison, elk, and bears roaming in Lamar Valley
  • 🌈 Walk the boardwalks of the Grand Prismatic Spring and admire its vivid colors
  • 🌋 Watch Old Faithful erupt and feel the geothermal power of Yellowstone
2 Sun Valley
Alpine charm meets world‑class downhill thrills
8.8
A premier winter sports resort nestled in Idaho's mountains, offering expansive ski terrain, world-class après-ski culture and stunning alpine scenery that draws visitors from around the globe seeking exceptional mountain experiences.
Highlights:
  • 🌅 Enjoy sunset over the Sawtooth Mountains from Brundage Peak
  • 🥾 Hike the scenic trails of White River Canyon
  • ⛷️ Explore Sun Valley ski slopes during winter season
1 Sacajawea Interpretive Center
Museum
1 Salmon River Fly Box
Shop
1 Friedman Memorial Airport
Sunlit departures, Idaho’s welcoming gateway
A regional airport serving Twin Falls and surrounding communities, featuring a single asphalt runway, modern navigation aids and convenient access to nearby attractions such as the Snake River Canyon for outdoor enthusiasts.
3 Craters of the Moon National Monument
Otherworldly volcanic landscape on Earth
7.7
This vast, otherworldly landscape features deep craters and ancient lava flows under a brilliant sky. The monument preserves geological history within a remote desert setting, offering unique hiking trails and panoramic views of the cratered terrain that feels like standing on another planet.
Highlights:
  • 🚗 Drive and stop along the 7-mile scenic Loop Road
  • 🦇 Explore lava tube caves with a free permit
  • ⛰️ Hike to the top of Inferno Cone for panoramic views
2 Shoshone Falls
Majestic cascades echoing Idaho’s hidden gem
A stunning waterfall in Shoshone Falls, Idaho, draws visitors to its powerful cascade and scenic surroundings. The area offers peaceful trails and breathtaking views of nature's grandeur for those seeking tranquility away from crowds.
Highlights:
  • 📸 Enjoy sunset photography over the Snake River
  • 🚶‍♂️ Explore historic Hells Gate Trail for canyon views
  • 🏞️ Hike to the breathtaking Shoshone Falls
2 Salt Lake City International Airport
Mountain gateway with smooth efficiency
Serving the Wasatch Front and surrounding regions, this hub connects to major U.S. cities and international destinations. Modern terminals offer efficient transfers, ample parking and convenient access to downtown Salt Lake City.
3 Provo Municipal Airport
Gateway to Utah’s scenic mountain escapes
Serving Provo and surrounding Utah counties, this regional airport offers daily commercial flights to major hubs, general aviation services and a convenient location near downtown for travelers, business and leisure.
4 Idaho Falls Regional Airport
Gateway to scenic Idaho Falls and beyond
Serving Idaho Falls and surrounding communities, this public airport offers daily commercial flights, general aviation services and a modern terminal equipped with dining options, free Wi‑Fi and convenient parking for travelers.
5 Pocatello Regional Airport
Gateway to Idaho’s scenic high desert
Serving Pocatello and surrounding areas, this regional airport offers daily flights to major hubs, a modern terminal and convenient access to Idaho's high desert landscapes, connecting travelers with nearby ski resorts and national parks.
6 Magic Valley Regional Airport
Gateway to Idaho’s scenic high desert skies
Serving Twin Falls and surrounding communities, this public airport offers a single asphalt runway, general aviation services, flight training and cargo operations. It connects the region to major hubs via scheduled flights.
7 Ogden-Hinckley Airport
Gateway to Utah’s scenic mountain escapes
Serving the Ogden Valley and surrounding communities, this regional airport offers convenient access to Utah's outdoor attractions. It features a single asphalt runway, modern navigation aids and frequent flights to major hubs.
4 Boise
Unexpected gem of the Rockies
6.7
The capital sits on the banks of the Boise River, surrounded by foothills and a growing arts scene. Outdoor enthusiasts enjoy nearby mountains, lakes and trails, while the city offers diverse dining, museums and festivals.
Highlights:
  • 🌄 Hike Table Rock Trail for a sunset panorama of the city
  • 🏰 Explore the Old Idaho Penitentiary and its historic exhibits
  • 🚴‍♂️ Stroll or cycle the Boise River Greenbelt for scenic views
8 Boise Air Terminal
Gateway to Idaho’s outdoor gems
The regional hub serves the Treasure Valley and surrounding areas, offering flights to major U.S. cities and seasonal international routes. Modern facilities include a single terminal, ample parking and efficient security.
9 Lewiston–Nez Perce County Airport
Gateway to Idaho’s scenic high country
Serving Lewiston and surrounding communities in Idaho, this public airport offers a single asphalt runway, general aviation services and convenient access to the Snake River region for travelers and cargo.
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