Idaho, what’s the story? What are the secrets?
Idaho, what’s the story? What are the secrets?
Idaho, what’s the story – when I was a kid I can remember traveling in Idaho often with the family – as I remember it was really neat – Seems as if it gets very little ink – are people keeping a secret, or is it just because it has no National Parks?
Yellowstone in in it a little, Craters of the Moon is one unusual area, the Sawtooth Wilderness area is as wild as anywhere in the US, Coeur d’ Alene is a strong retirement area, if I remember correctly it is very similar to Colorado which is one of my favorite spot’s.
So the question is, “Who’s got the inside story on Idaho – can someone (or lots of someone’s) give me a travel itinerary that would keep me busy for a few weeks – what are the secret spots – not the places everyone goes – (I really am not a fan of the Estes Parks and the Ketchum’s more the Lake City, Silverton, Ouray and Crested Butte) – Hikes, like lost, hidden, or hanging Lake – where are the great fishing spots? – White water rafting or just a float trip -- is there a special little Bar or eating spot that you never miss when you are in the area – Is there a drive that is really special, like 128 or 12 in Utah or Wind River Valley in Wyoming – do you have a 4x4 trail that rivals those in Colorado, like the Alpine loop?
Having not been in a long while I would really like to see some discussion on the area, any chance you all can share your travel knowledge?
Thanks,
Busskipper
Idaho, what’s the story – when I was a kid I can remember traveling in Idaho often with the family – as I remember it was really neat – Seems as if it gets very little ink – are people keeping a secret, or is it just because it has no National Parks?
Yellowstone in in it a little, Craters of the Moon is one unusual area, the Sawtooth Wilderness area is as wild as anywhere in the US, Coeur d’ Alene is a strong retirement area, if I remember correctly it is very similar to Colorado which is one of my favorite spot’s.
So the question is, “Who’s got the inside story on Idaho – can someone (or lots of someone’s) give me a travel itinerary that would keep me busy for a few weeks – what are the secret spots – not the places everyone goes – (I really am not a fan of the Estes Parks and the Ketchum’s more the Lake City, Silverton, Ouray and Crested Butte) – Hikes, like lost, hidden, or hanging Lake – where are the great fishing spots? – White water rafting or just a float trip -- is there a special little Bar or eating spot that you never miss when you are in the area – Is there a drive that is really special, like 128 or 12 in Utah or Wind River Valley in Wyoming – do you have a 4x4 trail that rivals those in Colorado, like the Alpine loop?
Having not been in a long while I would really like to see some discussion on the area, any chance you all can share your travel knowledge?
Thanks,
Busskipper
