3 Adventurous Ways to Get the Most Out of a Week in Idaho

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When you visit Idaho, even for just a week, there’s never a shortage of things to do. In the summer months, you have everything from festivals to fairs along with all the hiking, camping, and rafting opportunities. Idaho really is an outdoor enthusiast's playground.

You could spend half the week rafting Hells Canyon Idaho, and then the other half exploring everything Boise has to offer. If you’re visiting Idaho this summer, or have plans to visit in the future, here are a few adventurous ways to make the most of your week in the Gem State.

Get Lost on the Moon

Idaho is home to countless landscapes that inspire. One of the most breathtaking places to visit is Craters of the Moon National Monument & Preserve. This monument, often compared to the surface of the moon, is a vast series of lava fields in the central part of the state.

You can spend several days hiking through the monument, exploring caves and stark scenery you won’t find anywhere else in the continental U.S. If any part of your trip to Idaho takes you to Sun Valley or Ketchum, take a detour to this nearby destination.

Take in Boise’s Food Scene

If you love food, the Treasure Valley is the place to be. You could spend an entire week just trying all the amazing flavors the area has to offer. There’s everything from classic diner joints to supremely upscale experiences, including many nationally recognized, award-winning establishments.

There are also several cuisine styles to choose from, including Basque. Boise has one of the largest Basque populations outside of the Basque Country in Spain. As a result, you’ll find several spectacular Basque dining experiences in the city.

Make a Splash in Idaho’s Rivers

Idaho’s rivers are the place to be during the summer months. If you’re visiting the state for a week, spend part of that time Snake River, Payette River, or Salmon River whitewater rafting.

You can even book an all-inclusive four-day rafting trip that provides you and your group with all the rafting essentials. You can experience Idaho’s backcountry first-hand and return home with some pretty incredible memories.

 About America’s Rafting Co

 Do you love spending time in nature? Book your next adventure with America’s Rafting Co. Based in Cambridge, ID, America’s Rafting Co helps you experience some of the state’s most beloved rivers. Their seasoned tour guides take you down the Snake River as part of their Hells Canyon rafting tour, or you can experience Idaho’s pristine wilderness with a Salmon River whitewater rafting trip. America’s Rafting Co even has winter adventures to look forward to, like the guided snowmobile tours Idaho can’t get enough of.

 Go on a real Idaho adventure and book your rafting trip at https://idahooutdoortours.com/

Location: United States

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