Specializing in the Northern Panhandle
Coeur d’Alene /Kellogg/ Sandpoint
featuring Lake Coeur d’Alene
Central Idaho’s Wood River Valley
which includes Sun Valley/ Ketchum

   Idaho’s landscape has many faces. Mountain peaks rule a cloudless blue sky, only to be gently reflected in a clear alpine lake. Canyons carved from free-flowing rivers and cascading waterfalls. High country deserts, rolling hills, hot springs, sand dunes. Rainbow trout beneath the surface of a meandering stream, whitetail deer lingering in a prairie of blue camas. And everywhere, water that changes with its surroundings; raging rivers, tremendous lakes, bubbling creeks and reservoirs filled with fish.

  Witness delicate wildflowers peeking through ancient lava flows, hear mountain bluebirds singing among forests of pine or ride a raft on free-flowing rivers that carve the deepest of gorges. Walk along historic trails in pristine backcountry. Enjoy world-class skiing and snowmobiling.

  Idaho offers some of the best in outdoor recreation and sightseeing in the west. Almost 70 percent of Idaho is public lands, from state parks and county parks to national monuments and reserves. Raft, fish, swim, bike, or ride a horse.    Drive through forests of towering pines, touch ancient Indian petroglyphs and see fascinating granite rock formations. Explore historical sites and wildlife preserves. Idaho is perfect for those who want to get outside and play. Idaho is always abuzz with activity, including art shows, fabulous golf courses, athletic events, outdoor fun, and an endless list of things to see and do.
 

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