Who doesn’t love a good friend trip? It’s a chance to spend quality time with your friends and to go on an adventure together. As you plan your next trip, consider heading out into the Idaho wilderness. From hiking the Sawtooths near Stanley, Idaho to rafting Hells Canyon Idaho, there’s so much to do together. What else does the Idaho wilderness have in store?

You love spending time in the great outdoors. As a parent, a grandparent, an aunt or uncle, or a friend of someone with kids, you want to pass that love of the great outdoors onto the next generation. Where can you start? There are a few things you can do to get the ball rolling. It might even include letting them plan a Hells Canyon rafting adventure!

As temperatures drop around Idaho—and as snow starts to fall in the Gem State’s mountains—outdoor enthusiasts get excited. They get excited as the ski slopes start to open and as snowy backcountry trails call their names. It’s the perfect time to embrace the thrills of winter in Idaho, including snowmobiling in Idaho wilderness areas! What other thrills can you expect this winter?

It’s hard to describe the sheer size of Idaho’s wilderness. But is it really that huge? Well, there are a few things about Idaho’s wilderness you might not know. You can go on a Hells Canyon rafting tour, fishing on the Snake River, and a hike in the Payette National Forest all in the same day. What else makes Idaho’s wilderness so special?

There is no “offseason” in Idaho. While some parts of the country have slower seasons, there’s always something to do in Idaho—winter, spring, summer, or fall. This is why adventure seekers head to Idaho all year long. In the winter, you can go snowmobiling in Idaho backcountry. In the summer, whitewater rafting is where it’s at. If you’re an adventure seeker, here are a few reasons to head to Idaho.

If you’re considering an experiential gift for someone special this year, a guided tour of the Idaho backcountry is a great option. From Salmon River whitewater rafting to cruising through the Payette National Forest on a snowmobile, there are a number of guided tour options. Here are a few reasons to put an adventure tour on your list and give the gift of Idaho.