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When the leaves begin to drop, it’s time for late-season hunters and ice fishing enthusiasts to gear up and head out. The Magic Valley is one of the state’s best areas for ice fishing — the long winters here freeze great spots such as Magic Valley Reservoir, Lake Walcott, and Lower Goose Creek Reservoir.
The disc golf season is still in full swing in Southern Idaho as we move into the cool mornings and warm, sunny afternoons of the fall season. There may be fewer people out on the courses in the fall, but there are plenty of events and opportunities coming up in the weeks ahead.
Festival Fun: Southern Idaho’s Rodeos, Fests, Races, and More Racing, rodeos, river sports — they’re all an essential part of summer fun in Southern Idaho! Check out the region’s best music, cultural and arts festivals. Round up your friends for festive July 4th celebrations, Old West celebrations and more.
Photo courtesy of Idaho Tourism https://player.vimeo.com/video/279735295 Southern Idaho’s high desert terrain is a playground for kayakers and SUP enthusiasts — just check out the thousands of people who hit the Snake River or take to the area’s reservoirs and high mountain lakes. Both lazy paddles and full-tilt thrills abound.
Photo courtesy of Idaho Tourism Sporting Paradise: Hunting and Fishing in Southern Idaho Southern Idaho is home to reservoirs, river stretches, and mountains that are ideal locations for hunting and fishing excursions — just ask the thousands of anglers and hunters who flock to this area every year. Don’t forget to get the proper permits and tags from the Idaho Department of Fish and Game before setting out.
Reconnect with Mother Nature: Camping and Hiking in Southern Idaho Pitch your tent on top of a mountain next to an alpine lake to feel like a true Idahoan outdoorsmen. The hiking trails are incredible and challenging, but you're always guaranteed a jaw dropping view.
Museums, Musicals, and Everything In Between. Discover Local Culture through Southern Idaho's Arts & Museums. Southern Idaho takes its arts and history seriously. Some of the region’s smallest towns boast the finest performing arts venues.
Photo courtesy of Idaho Tourism. Golf in Southern Idaho It’s no joke: You can golf year-round in Southern Idaho. When other parts of the state are blanketed in snow, Southern Idaho still has plenty of options for folks who want to hit the links.
Southern Idaho Serves Up Spooky, Tasty Adventures in October In late fall, Southern Idaho possesses an otherworldly beauty — and spooky adventures, fields full of fat pumpkins, and great places to nosh on hearty fall fare like monster steaks and fries. Discover great ideas for everyone from the tiniest members of your family to the biggest thrill seekers.
Labor Day weekend is coming up fast – and the kids are back in school. Here are five outdoorsy tips for guaranteed fun in Southern Idaho. We’ve also made some suggestions for overnight lodging as part of your journey.
Southern Idaho’s rich farmland offers up an assortment of riches in the late summer and early fall. You can easily spend a weekend picking apples and raspberries or browsing tables full of plums and pumpkins at a local farmers market.
Now that the area's water has settled into their summer splendor, it’s time for Southern Idaho fishing. The Southern Idaho region provides a rich diversity of angling experiences. Fishers can find bass in reservoirs and ponds, trout in streams and high mountain lakes as well as crappie, walleye, bluegill and others.