The weather outside is frightful, but hot springs are so delightful
The weather outside is frightful, but the Idahoan hot springs are so delightful! Did you know that Idaho has the largest amount of usable hot springs
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A collection of our stories, travels, and friends. Discover and explore all the great state of Idaho has to offer with the Idaho Wild team!
Idaho: The Homeschool Friendly State
If you’re on the search for more freedom and less government involvement in your child’s education, Idaho is ranked as one of the top homeschool
Oh, Christmas Tree! The Wild Way
Keep your artificial tree packed away. This year we are adventuring to the outdoors. That’s right, in Idaho, we keep it wild. We cut down
Wild News: The holidays are NOT cancelled
We can all agree that 2020 has been a weird and rough year, but not even 2020 can stop Idahoans from getting into the Christmas
Dogs can’t stop barking over Boise’s newest dog park
Dogs are raving about Boises newest fido-friendly play area. It’s called Together Treasure Valley Dog Island and it’s awesome. The off-leash dog park is 5.4
IDAHOAN: NIKKI MACREDES
It’s not everyday you meet someone with plans to save the world. Much less someone who wants to save the world by saving bugs. And
What’s delicious, historical AND eaten all across the Treasure Valley?
If you were asked, “What’s cool and trending in society right now?” What would be your answer? You might mention high waisted pants. Or maybe
How to cool off when it’s 100 degrees in Idaho’s Treasure Valley
Whether you love them or not, public pools are a staple of most cities. Including, Boise and the Treasure Valley. With temperatures soaring into the
This bridge in Idaho is one-of-a-kind
The Guffey Railroad Bridge in Melba, Idaho was built in 1898 and even though it is more than 120 years old, it’s still worth visiting
What’s so special about Stanley, Idaho?
Have you ever visited a place that stops you in your tracks and takes your breath away? That’s Stanley, Idaho for you. (But if you
Bows and arrows in the Treasure Valley
There’s nothing more Idaho than walking dirt trails with the wind in your face, the sagebrush at your feet and the sound of a compound
5 Treasure Valley Hikes You JUST Can’t Miss! (P.S. they’re great for kids and dogs too!)
ONE: Camel’s Back Trail Loop This hike is pure magic simply because of the starting location. Situation at the base of the Boise Foothills and steps
Idahoan: Brian Porter
Behind every great guitarist there’s a great guitar. Likewise, behind every great guitar, there’s a great guitar-maker. And Idaho’s Brian Porter is one of them.
Three Reason Idaho’s Treasure Valley is Perfect for Outdoor AND Indoor People
ONE: I have to start with the Boise Foothills because to me, they are just magic. For our outdoorsy folks, the Boise Foothills offer mountain
Idahoan: Angela Stewart
Have you ever heard of letterpress printing? If your answer is no, then you’re not alone. That’s probably because the technique was developed in the
Idahoans: Dan Meyer
Despite the clear logic, sometimes the connection between food and farm is forgotten. We get so busy eating that if asked where our food came
Idahoans: Rick Just
Rick Just is the man behind the man behind the skunk. How so? He’s the Idaho author of Fearless—Farris Lind, the Man Behind the Skunk.
Idahoans: Seth Simpson
Seth Simpson has been described as an animal whisperer. Seeing as we’re fans of Jack Hanna, Steve Irwin and Crocodile Dundee, we had to meet
IDAHOANS: Sue Latta
Boise artist, Sue Latta has been making art for as long as she can remember. “I think that I was born with it. I made
The Old Idaho Penitentiary is weird and that’s exactly why you need to see it.
The Old Idaho Penitentiary is a weird place to visit. That’s not to say it’s not worth visiting, it’s absolutely worth stopping by. It’s just…
Lady Idaho Wild featured by Forbes
Forbes thought getting paid to travel and explore Idaho would be a fun job and featured our “Lady Idaho Wild” opportunity it in their “Dream
Idahoans: USS Michigan Hat
McCall Winter Carnival | January 31st 2019 I’m wearing [this hat] because my son served on the USS Michigan. He got his life together much
Idahoans: Danny Spangler
McCall Winter Carnival | January 31st 2019 Normally, I carve ice, not snow. I’ve been carving ice since 1990 and bought my ice carving business
The Snowy Road to Stanley
After weeks of office work planning, writing, filing paperwork, designing and coding… you could say we were ready for a day outside. It turned out
Idahoans: Alex & Jasmine
I was first attracted to her love for Christ and her personality. I was first attracted to his Australian accent, obviously 🙂 The process of
Realtors for Eagle, Boise, Meridan, and the Treasure Valley
