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Spending the day on Yellowstone’s lower loop will give you an opportunity to experience the best of what Yellowstone has to offer. A long the way stop and see the famous Old Faithful Geyser as it erupts 150 feet into the air. Walk along the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone and view the Lower Falls as water plunges 300 feet into the canyon. Visit the colorful hot springs and other thermal features at one of the many geyser basins including Fountain Paint Pots, Black Sand Geyser Basin, and Wet Thumb Geyser Basin. Watch for bison, elk, bears, wolves and numerous other animals in Hayden Valley and other wildlife hotspots. This is the recommended tour if you just have one day and want to see the best of Yellowstone.
Price: $1,000.00
Duration: 7-9 hours
The Adventure Idaho Difference: At Adventure Idaho, our full-day rafting trips stand out for their exclusive river side stop on our private deck for lunch. Our private deck offers a scenic backdrop, perfect for relaxing and socializing with your group in the heart of Idaho's wilderness. Beyond the thrill of navigating the rapids, this peaceful interlude on our private deck adds a touch of luxury and comfort to your adventure, making it an unforgettable experience. With Adventure Idaho, it's not just about the journey down the river; it's about creating moments that last a lifetime.
Price: $129.00
Duration: 7 hours
Explore Coeur d’Alene in Style on a Rydables Tour! Cruise through downtown Coeur d’Alene on Rydables—giant, motorized stuffed animals that turn sightseeing into a whimsical adventure! Imagine riding a sequined unicorn or a playful panda along scenic lakeside paths. These eye-catching, easy-to-operate rides guarantee nonstop smiles and plenty of photo-worthy moments. Your guided tour winds through the heart of Coeur d’Alene, with fun facts and local tips shared along the way. You’ll pass iconic landmarks, charming shops, and scenic landscapes—turning heads as you parade by on your oversized furry friend. Perfect for families, couples, or anyone craving a quirky, unforgettable experience, a Rydables tour is part sightseeing, part parade, and all fun. Saddle up and see Coeur d’Alene like never before—because everything’s more magical on a giant stuffed animal! (Rydables are 4 wheel mobility scooters that travel at a max speed of 8 mph) RIDE. SMILE. REPEAT
Price: $89.00
Duration: 1 hours
Leave the hassle of planning to us and allow us to provide you a tour filled with rich history of the first National Park in the world. Our Adventure Guides are experts that, not only, will take you to the popular sites in the park but give you a the best viewpoint and opportunity to see these marvels in a different way than the typical tourist. We pick up and drop off at your hotel. Breakfast and Lunch are provided as well as snacks and drinks to keep you fueled throughout the day. Hassle-free planning on our end
Price: $1,000.00
Duration: 48 hours
Discover the enchanting beauty of Coeur d'Alene at night with our Twilight Rydables Guided Tours. As the sun sets, the city transforms into a magical landscape adorned with shimmering lights and captivating stories. Ride on a whimsical sequined unicorn, gliding through moonlit parks and charming streets, all while enjoying local history and sights narrated through our wireless audio system. This unique adventure invites couples, families, and friends to embrace the allure of the evening and create unforgettable memories together. - Experience the vibrant transformation of Coeur d'Alene at dusk - Ride on colorful, illuminated Rydables through scenic paths - Enjoy engaging local history narrated through wireless audio - Perfect for families, couples, and friends seeking a fun-filled evening (Rydables are 4 wheel mobility scooters that have a max speed of 8 mph)
Price: $89.00
Duration: 1 hours
Your adventure begins with a stop at the Visitor Center where you will learn how our Apollo astronauts used this rugged terrain to prepare for their 1969 moon landing. Explore the monolith's at North Crater Flow, one of the Monument's youngest lava flow areas. Stroll through Devils Orchard for an upfront view of the strange features of this volcanic "island" and learn about our impact on this delicate landscape and the preservation efforts underway to save it. Hike up Inferno Cone for a bird's eye view of the fissures of the Great Rift and Big Cinder Butte, one of the world's largest known basaltic cinder cones. Take a break for lunch at the Cave Area just before you venture into an ancient lava tube at Indian Tunnel. Craters of the Moon NM abounds with flora and fauna appearing in different stages throughout the year, so be on the lookout for some of the unique plants and animals that call this beautiful place home!
Price: $169.00
Duration: 7-8 hours
This tour is great for the traveler looking for a diversity of experiences all in a half-day trip. Malad State Park is one of the most interesting and unique parks in the State of Idaho offering stunning geologic features. Span the gorge on the pedestrian bridge, walk down a short trail to the edge of the gorge and view its 60 foot cataract. Take in the spectacular waterfalls on 1000 Springs Scenic Byway as you wind through the majestic Hagerman Valley along the Snake River. Arriving at Holesinsky Vineyard & Winery, one of Southern Idaho's premier family-owned and Certified Organic Wineries known for their French wine-making techniques and versatile flavors, you will be charmed by the inviting ambiance as you begin tasting a variety of their own creations. Enjoy a relaxing stroll around the beautiful vineyard in between sips.
Price: $125.00
Duration: 3 hours
Embark on an unforgettable half-day rafting journey in Riggins, Idaho. Our adventure strikes the perfect balance between exhilarating Class III rapids and the tranquil beauty of the canyon. Ideal for both new and seasoned rafters, our rapids provide safe, yet heart-pounding excitement. Led by expert guides, you'll not only navigate the river safely but also learn fascinating facts about the local ecosystem and history. We pride ourselves on offering top-quality equipment for a comfortable and secure experience, suitable for adventurers aged 8 and up. This makes it a perfect outing for families seeking a blend of thrill and bonding. Don't miss this unique opportunity for adventure, scenery, and fun in Riggins. Book now for a half-day rafting experience that promises excitement, safety, and unforgettable memories!
Price: $99.00
Duration: 3 hours
Treat yourself to a full-day with our entertaining river guides floating down 22 miles of heart-pumping Salmon River rapids of Ruby and Lake Creek surrounded by scenic beauty. The trip course travels Spring Bar to Lucile where you, your friends, and family can escape the rat race, work on your tan, or punctuate the family vacation. The (approximate) 8-hour float is a perfect fit for adventure-seekers or leisurely family fun. Stop riverside for a catered beach lunch and swimming!
Price: $115.00
Duration: 8 hours
Enjoy a beautiful, adrenaline spiked off road ride through the North Idaho forest. Most tours observe three different alpine lakes (Fernan Lake, Coeur d'Alene Lake, and Hayden Lake). Participants can drive solo or up to 4 people in a utv. Our expert guides help you have a great time by matching routes to driver skill and showing the best viewpoints.
Price: $400.00
Duration: 3 hours
Leave the hassle of planning to us and allow us to provide you a tour filled with rich history of the first National Park in the world. Our Adventure Guides are experts that, not only, will take you to the popular sites in the park but give you the best viewpoint and opportunity to see these marvels in a different way than the typical tourist. We pick up and drop off at your hotel. Lunch is provided. Hassle-free planning on our end *Single travelers may join groups*
Price: $550.00
Duration: 8 hours
Join us for a 1.7 mile hike around Dierkes Lake at Shoshone Falls. Your interpretive guide will tour you to "The Hidden Lakes" where you will learn about the geology of the formation of this unique hidden treasure in Twin Falls, known mostly by the locals. As you continue on the loop you will climb a steep set of man-made staircases arriving atop the Snake River Canyon with views only available to those who dare to trek with us! Along the way, you will observe Idaho wildlife in its natural habitat, discover the beauty of our flora and learn the history of the unique geology of this area with a must-see stop at the world famous, breathtaking Shoshone Falls.
Price: $79.00
Duration: 3 hours
You will journey down the Salmon river for 7 miles and enjoy a delicious healthy riverside lunch at the end of your float. We run a section of the salmon river where the river begins to cut into the frank church river of no return wilderness. You will learn about the history of the people that once inhabited the canyon as well as those that traveled through early on. A perfect blend of splashy class I and II rapids will keep you entertained and cooled off on those hot summer days. If you have questions or need more information give us a call at 208-756-2986 or book directly through our website Idahoadventures.com.
Price: $100.00
Duration: 5 hours
Escape the West Yellowstone Crowds. While most tourists are stuck in traffic jams at Old Faithful, you could be 9,000 feet up on Sawtelle Peak watching the sunset over three states. Why We Are Different: No Driving Required: This is not a stress-filled rental. Our expert guides drive so you can relax, hold your kids' hands, and spot wildlife. Private & Exclusive: We access trails the bus tours can't reach. Just 20 Minutes Away: Located a short, scenic drive south of West Yellowstone. An easy addition to your park itinerary. Perfect for families, photographers, and anyone who wants the "Wild West" without the work. - Discover off-the-beaten-path locations with knowledgeable local guides - Tours last 2 hours, ensuring plenty of time for exploration - Maximum group size of 4 adults or 5 with kids for a personalized experience - Family-friendly routes with opportunities for wildlife sightings and photography
Price: $179.00
Duration: 2-2 hours
Our balloon flight gives you epic views of the Teton mountains and Teton Valley. Soaring in altitude‘s up to 10,000 feet watch the sun blaze while coming up from behind the Grand Teton. Watch the colors of the horizon come to life and reflect off of the big hole mountains. Then as we fly across the valley, keep a eye out for elk and moose. we only do a maximum of five passengers so you are not in a van or balloon basket with 12 to 15 passengers for a more personal experience.
Price: $425.00
Duration: 3 hours
Join us for a remarkable four-day rafting trip on the Lower Salmon River, perfect for families and children aged 6 and up. Our professional, family-friendly guides expertly navigate the Class III rapids while ensuring a warm and inclusive atmosphere for all. Focus on the experience while meals are fully catered. Relish in delicious grilled steaks and delightful Dutch oven desserts, prepared by our skilled team to perfectly complement your day's adventure. Evenings are for relaxation under the stars on scenic beaches, with all necessary camping gear provided for your comfort. Join us for a blend of thrilling rafting and exceptional dining, where every detail is meticulously arranged for family fun and relaxation. Book now for an unforgettable journey with Adventure Idaho, where adventure meets comfort!
Price: $1,795.00
Duration: 96 hours
Embark on a thrilling ride along the Hagerman section of the Snake River, an exhilarating journey perfect for those seeking both adventure and scenic beauty. This section offers a mix of calm stretches and lively Class III rapids, providing an ideal setting for both first-timers and experienced rafters. As you navigate the rushing waters, be awed by the stunning canyon landscapes and abundant wildlife. This rafting experience not only promises heart-pounding excitement but also moments of serene connection with nature.
Price: $99.00
Duration: 3 hours
The Teton River through scenic Driggs, Idaho offers paddlers the chance to gaze at the Tetons while casually cruising down a river. Experience the beauty from a wide, stable board, where you can keep an eye out for local wildlife such as trout, beavers, and moose. Short instruction on land is included, as is a shuttle ride up the river so you conveniently finish right back at your vehicle—no need to shuttle after paddling!
Price: $69.00
Duration: 2 hours
Key Info for Visitors
- Currency: USD
- Languages: English, Spanish
- Climate: Continental
- Timezone: America/Boise
- Population: Approximately 1.9 million people
- Best Time to Visit: best time to visit is from May to September for warm weather and outdoor activities.
- Visa Requirements Visitors to Idaho must comply with United States visa regulations. Citizens from visa waiver countries such as most EU nations, the UK, Canada, Australia, and Japan can enter the US for tourism without a visa for up to 90 days under the ESTA program. Other travelers may require a visa obtained prior to arrival. US citizens do not need a visa. Visitors should check the latest US visa policies before travel.
About Idaho
Idaho is a captivating destination known for its rugged natural beauty and outdoor adventure opportunities. Nestled in the northwestern United States, it offers a diverse landscape ranging from vast forests and mountain ranges to deep canyons and pristine lakes. Idaho’s unique appeal lies in its blend of wilderness and small-town charm, making it ideal for travelers seeking both tranquility and excitement. Visitors can explore the famous Sawtooth Mountains, relax in natural hot springs, or discover the rich history and culture of Native American tribes and pioneer settlers. Idaho is also renowned for its agricultural heritage, especially its potatoes, which are a symbol of the state. Whether you are an outdoor enthusiast eager to hike, ski, or raft, or someone looking to experience authentic Western culture, Idaho provides a compelling and less crowded alternative to more commercialized destinations. Its welcoming communities and scenic vistas create memorable experiences for all types of travelers.
Idaho Tours & Experiences
- Top Attractions: Highlights of USA
- Duration Range: Half-day or Full-day
- Group Size: Small groups (up to 15 people)
- Difficulty Level: Easy to Moderate
- Recommended For: The best time to visit is from May to September for warm weather and outdoor activities. Pack layered clothing to accommodate temperature changes, especially in mountainous areas. Respect local customs and nature by following Leave No Trace principles. Idaho is generally safe, but always stay aware of wildlife and weather conditions. Credit cards are widely accepted, but carrying some cash is advisable in rural areas. Always check road conditions in winter and carry appropriate gear if traveling to high elevations.
Average Tour Price: $95
Lowest Price Tour: $55
Highest Price Tour: $220
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Important Tour Information
- Bring comfortable walking shoes and appropriate clothing
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- Arrive at the meeting point at least 15 minutes early
- Carry valid identification and tour booking confirmation
Top Attractions
1. Shoshone Falls – Often called the “Niagara of the West,” this spectacular waterfall is higher than Niagara Falls and offers stunning views and hiking trails. 2. Craters of the Moon National Monument – A unique volcanic landscape with lava fields, caves, and rugged terrain perfect for exploration. 3. Sun Valley Resort – A world-famous ski resort known for excellent slopes, luxury amenities, and year-round outdoor activities. 4. Sawtooth National Recreation Area – Offers breathtaking mountain scenery, hiking trails, fishing spots, and camping opportunities. 5. Old Idaho Penitentiary – A historic prison turned museum that provides insight into Idaho’s past with preserved cells and exhibits.
Popular Activities
Idaho offers a wide range of activities including hiking, mountain biking, skiing, snowboarding, white-water rafting on the Salmon River, fishing in its many lakes and rivers, horseback riding, and wildlife watching. Cultural experiences include visiting Native American heritage sites, attending local rodeos and fairs, and exploring historic towns. Hot springs and scenic drives also provide relaxing ways to enjoy the state’s natural beauty.
Frequently Asked Questions
Local Food & Cuisine
Idaho’s cuisine is heavily influenced by its agricultural roots, with potatoes being the star ingredient in many dishes. Signature foods include Idaho potato dishes such as baked potatoes, potato pancakes, and fries. Other local specialties include trout, huckleberries, and hearty Western-style fare like bison burgers and elk steaks. Dining customs are casual and welcoming, with many farm-to-table restaurants emphasizing fresh, local ingredients. Noteworthy restaurants include The Basque Market in Boise, offering traditional Basque dishes, and The Fork in Boise, known for its creative American cuisine.
Getting Around
Idaho is accessible by air through Boise Airport, the largest in the state, with connections to major US cities. Other regional airports serve cities like Idaho Falls and Coeur d’Alene. Local transportation options include buses in urban areas, but public transit is limited outside cities. Renting a car is the most practical way to explore Idaho’s wide-open spaces and remote attractions. Roads are generally well-maintained, but some mountain routes can be challenging in winter. Fuel and rental costs are moderate compared to national averages.
Travel Tips
The best time to visit is from May to September for warm weather and outdoor activities. Pack layered clothing to accommodate temperature changes, especially in mountainous areas. Respect local customs and nature by following Leave No Trace principles. Idaho is generally safe, but always stay aware of wildlife and weather conditions. Credit cards are widely accepted, but carrying some cash is advisable in rural areas. Always check road conditions in winter and carry appropriate gear if traveling to high elevations.
Culture & Customs
Idaho’s culture reflects a blend of Native American heritage, pioneer history, and Western frontier spirit. Social customs are friendly and informal, with an emphasis on community and outdoor living. Important local events include the Western Idaho Fair, the Trailing of the Sheep Festival celebrating Basque culture, and rodeos. Visitors should be respectful of private property and natural areas. Tipping in restaurants is customary at around 15-20%. Idahoans value politeness and hospitality, making it easy for visitors to feel welcome.
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