3 Bucket List-Worthy Winter Adventures in Idaho

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Idaho is the year-round adventure hub. From a rafting Hells Canyon trip in the summer to snow shredding in the winter, there is an activity for everyone. Although Idaho may be known for its hot summers, calm lakes, and steady rapids, don't overlook the frosty winters. Whether you’re a lifelong Idahoan or have never visited, these winter thrills should be on every explorer's bucket list. 

Ride Through Winter on a Snowmobile

There is no better way to experience top-tier adrenaline and scenery than with the snowmobiling tours Idaho offers. Opt for a guided tour to make it newcomer-friendly while keeping things exciting for seasoned riders. Plus, with the right guide, you can access untouched backcountry, frozen lakes, and mountain ridgelines.

Race Downhill with Tubing Fun

Looking for a family-friendly option during your Idaho trip? Look no further than the snowy hills right outside McCall. The best part is you only need minimal gear and don’t need a ton of specialized training like skiing or snowboarding. Tubing is as easy as sitting down and holding on, giving your family all the thrill without the learning curve. 

Carve the Slopes Skiing or Snowboarding

Are you a seasoned shredder looking for a new place to try your skills? Idaho is home to some of the most amazing rolling hills and challenging mountain runs, perfect for every kind of ski or snowboarding enthusiast. With resorts spread out across the state, you can access a multiday snow adventure. Pair that with beginner options by adding lessons and gentle runs, or amp things up with challenging terrain and a park trip.

Idaho is the ultimate winter playground. With options like Idaho snowmobile tours and ski resort trips that amp up your adrenaline while still offering laid-back fun, there's a trip for everyone.

About America’s Rafting Co

 Get lost in Idaho’s scenic backcountry with America’s Rafting Co! During the summer, America’s Rafting Co takes you and your group along Idaho’s incredible rivers, including the Salmon River and Snake River. Splash through class II, III, and IV rapids as you take in the sights on a Hells Canyon trip. Looking forward to winter? America’s Rafting Co also offers the guided snowmobile tours Idaho loves! Spend a snowy day trekking through the Payette National Forest with your loved ones. Which adventure will you choose?

 Book an unforgettable, authentically-Idaho winter adventure at https://idahooutdoortours.com/

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