25 Beautiful Photos Of The Best Views In Idaho
Idaho has never looked so good.
Idaho is home to some of the most incredible landscapes in the country and summer is a great time to get outside and take it all in. Whether you want to hike or mountain bike the trails or cruise the open road on one of Idaho many gorgeous scenic drives, the views of Idaho's incredible natural attractions go on for days. To get you stoked for a summer of adventure in Idaho, check out these 25 photos of the best views in the state.
Hike & Soak in Goldbug Hot Springs | Photo: Ross Perkins
Hike & Soak in Goldbug Hot Springs | Photo: Ross Perkins
Hike & Soak in Goldbug Hot Springs | Photo: Ross Perkins
Explore Shoshone Falls | Photo: Sarah Sheehy
Hike to Devil's Bedstead West | Photo: Dusty Klein
Hike to Devil's Bedstead West | Photo: Dusty Klein
Hike to Devil's Bedstead West | Photo: Dusty Klein
Photograph the Perrine Bridge and Perrine Coulee Falls | Photo: Josh Packer
Photograph the Perrine Bridge and Perrine Coulee Falls | Photo: Josh Packer
Photograph the Sawtooth Mountains | Photo: Dusty Klein
Hike Mineral Ridge | Photo: Rose Freeman
Explore the South Fork of the Boise River | Photo: Dusty Klein
Explore the South Fork of the Boise River | Photo: Dusty Klein
Explore the South Fork of the Boise River | Photo: Dusty Klein
Hike "R" Mountain | Photo: Josh Packer
Hike "R" Mountain | Photo: Josh Packer
Hike to Thompson Peak | Photo: Dusty Klein
Hike the Rim of Bruneau Canyon Photo: Sarah Sheehy
Hike to Johstone Pass | Photo: Sarah Sheehy
Photograph Upper and Lower Mesa Falls | Photo: Josh Packer
Backpack to Alice Lake | Photo: Dusty Klein
Hike Redfish Lake to Alpine Lake | Photo: Dusty Klein
Scramble up Decker Peak | Photo: Madison Sankovitz
Camp at Redfish Lake | Photo: Matt O'Connor
Climb Mount Borah | Photo: Chris Bruin
Cover photo: Ross Perkins
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