Camping

I do understand the lack of accessible camping in Idaho.

The Idaho Department of Fish and Game (IDFG) is warning anglers of a new law prohibiting camping on state property if they are planning on fishing for steelhead this year on the South Fork of the Clearwater River

It gives the impression of a painting.

I reached out to Park Manager Bryce Bealba and was granted permission to share photos of the new facility addition, which are compliments of area photographer Doug Stoneback.

Excavation is underway for a new campground in Jerome County just north of the Snake River Canyon

For everyone that moves here from out of state, it takes some time to get familiar with the culture, and slowly over time you begin to adjust.

Here are some of the most bizarre and odd things that took place in Twin Falls, the Magic Valley, and the state of Idaho in 2022.

Here are some Christmas ideas that represent Idaho and that most Idahoans would enjoy to get for the holiday.

Idaho has laws in place to protect residents and avoid any issues that may come from allowing them to live unsafely in an RV.

There is enough time left to enjoy some last summer activities and fun. Here are a few ideas on how to squeeze every last minute out of it this week.

Be cautious as a certain animal seems to be heavily populated and unafraid of people.

I buy the yearly park pass when I register my car. It’s a bargain.

While it is best to stay away from these animals, sometimes there is reason to keep your phone or camera at the ready if you do happen to cross their paths.

When out hiking this summer, sometimes unwanted occurrences can occur and your fun relaxing hike, suddenly can turn into a scary and life-threatening moment.

Over the weekend, a black bear was discovered in a man's car dead, after getting locked in the car.

Have you ever had an experience with campers blasting music all hours of the night during an Idaho campout?

I recall some games ending with people not speaking to one another for several hours. Let's face it, most of us can't go more than a couple of days with some form of competition.

I find it's not so much dogs that are a pet peeve of mine when camping, but instead, it's many dog owners that tend to suck.

Whichever way you decide to go is your decision, but for those that are looking for a fun, good time, which states are the best to head to?

There is a man that is traveling the country and proving there is no such thing as a roadblock when it comes to seeing the country and traveling it.