Yellowstone National Park has it all: geysers and hot springs, terraces and pools, lakes and waterfalls, domesticated animals and wildlife.
Category: Idaho
Idaho Destinations
This collection of realistic Destination Reviews helps you plan your next adventure in Idaho.
“The Gem State” is a great destination for adventure lovers.
Getting There
Idaho has a large territory. In fact, it borders 6 other states and Canada. But the state ranks below the national average in population.
The population density is the state’s other attribute. All three of the state’s largest cities are in one metro area near Boise, ID. That creates challenges when searching for places to stay.
The state does not have any international airports. You would need to fly to Salt Lake City, UT, Seattle, WA, or Portland, OR to reach most destinations in the state.
Places to Visit
Idaho has only one national park, Yellowstone. And the state shares it with Wyoming and Montana. There are few Yellowstone trailheads and viewpoints in Idaho.
But there is plenty to see in the state beyond Yellowstone. You can visit two national monuments and four national trails. There are 27 state parks. And seven national forests cover 40% of the state’s territory.
Takeaways
These realistic Destination Reviews share comprehensive experience of each sight. You can use the insights to determine top destinations to visit in Idaho.
You can find key information about each sight. There are sections on entrance requirements, fees, and opening times. You could look for suggestions on places to stay and ways to get to the sights.
Best times to visit and tips to avoid crowds complete each Review. Put this information to use and make the most from a trip to “The Gem State”.