Ready for Adventure?

THINK YOU KNOW THE INS AND OUTS OF RECREATING RESPONSIBLY?

What would you do if you came across a moose? Would you let out a shriek and climb up a spruce? Before you get ready to head out the door, take this quiz and find out if you’re ready to explore!

Let’s Get Outdoors Safely

Range Tips for Recreationists

Recreation Tips on the South Fork Boise River

Anglers co-exist with livestock grazing on the South Fork Boise River

6 Ways to Get Outside in Idaho

Idaho’s epic whitewater, thrilling trails and ziplines through the treetops are here when you’re ready for an adrenaline rush. Whether you’re seeking adventure or just looking to unwind, Idaho’s great outdoors are a reminder that being outside soothes the soul.

biking

Ride through astonishing landscapes on road routes and mountain bike trails.
HIKING AND HORSEBACK RIDING

More than 19,000 miles of trails offer easy to moderate hikes and options for horseback riding.
watersports

Float and play on 3,100 miles of recreational rivers and 2,000 named lakes.
fishing

On a boat or on a bank, cast a line in our lakes and rivers to create epic fish stories.

motorsports

Head deep into the backcountry to explore on ATVs and dirt bikes.
camping

Stay the night in the great outdoors to add another day of adventure to the itinerary.

Recreate Responsibly

Keep yourself and others safe and our public lands clean and accessible by taking these steps to Recreate Responsibly.

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  • Road bikers and mountain bikers find adventures of a lifetime on Idaho’s extensive network of trails.

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  • Hike to a waterfall, hike up a mountain, hike through a secret valley...throughout Idaho, find trails that lead to natural wonders.

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  • With scenic lakes and some of the best whitewater rivers in the country, Idaho’s water sports go from mild to wild.

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  • From blue-ribbon trout streams and mighty rivers to deep lakes and reservoirs, fishing in Idaho is as diverse as it gets.

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  • For a trip you will remember forever, hop on ATVs and dirt bikes to journey deep into the wilderness.

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  • With 60% of Idaho designated as public land, outdoor adventurers will find plenty of places to sleep under the stars.

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  • Saddle up with experienced guides for pack trips and trail rides at ranches across the state.

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