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When I want to truly escape humanity and get lost in the natural beauty of the state, I can always count on the Sawtooth National Forest to deliver.

I've been hearing a lot about an off the beaten path hike just a few miles outside of the city of Stanley, that some I've spoken to consider one of the best statewide.

One of the first things people who are visiting or just move here tend to ask me is where can I go hiking. There are a lot of places around the area that almost anyone can handle doing. Some of them aren't exactly wheelchair friendly which can be difficult, but the ones that are have made the list.

According to the All Trails website, you can bring your dog as long as it's leashed and you pick up after them. The hike is a pretty good one, so packing a lunch and planning to spend a few hours out is probably the way to go.

Going to the South Hills is gorgeous and there is so much to do. If you enjoy camping there and you are looking for something to keep the family entertained, create South Hills Bingo. We have some ideas for you to do.

Grand Teton National Park has closed the Hidden Falls and Inspiration Point tourist attractions because of concerns that a fissuring rock wall could pose a danger.

One of the many unique rock formations in southern Idaho has been closed off to the public to help some feathered friends nest

If you blink, you'll miss it. That would be a shame because I'm convinced this might be the best 14 seconds of your day.

This evening the Twin Falls City Council will hear from city residents regarding a proposed rate increase for water and sanitation.  City officials are forecasting a shortfall in revenues for those two areas this coming year and have proposed a 5 percent increase in water rates and an 8 percent increase for wastewater.  If approved by the council city residents could see the average bill rise from