Hiking

You may think you don't need tips to survive a bear attack until you're actually staring down a 600-pound grizzly in the woods.

Recently, a bear attack took place that serves as a reminder for many Idaho residents, especially those looking to hike this fall.

There are hundreds of trails across the Gem State, so opinions of which one is the “best” varies depending on who you ask!

When it comes to waterfalls in Idaho, which ones are the best take your breath away, and are worth seeing and spending your time enjoying?

Recently, a group of teenagers hiking had a scary moment when lightning struck near them, and it was all caught on camera.

There is one destination that is perfect to vacation for that will allow you to enjoy time in the car, have plenty to do on your trip, and not break the bank.

What would you do if you were hiking this summer or camping, and saw a baby bear come across your path?

You might not even notice it, but there is an entire color-coded system marking trees along the trails you hike in the woods.

Don't even think about trying to find this tree unless you're willing to do hard time.

Uncover the secret spots of Idaho, tucked away along forgotten roads and known to a select few.

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.

Concerns raised about ricochets from lava rocks endangering nearby homes and people.

Take A Hike Day is November 16th. Why not get out while the weather is so agreeable?

While taking getaways to Idaho is nice, one of the things that would make these trips and stays better is if Idaho offered all-inclusive packages.

Hikers need to be aware that there has been an increase in encounters with Coyotes near Auger Falls.

For a very long time, Yellowstone National Park has captivated the hearts of adventure enthusiasts and nature lovers everywhere. There's a lot to see...

The location requires a 17-mile drive up more than 5,000 feet prior to strapping on the hiking boots and ascending the final couple thousand feet. Normally, June is the best time of year to attempt the hike because you have to wait for the snow to melt.

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.

Here are some reasons why the mountains of Idaho are the worst and the problems with them that nobody wants to admit.

If I told you that just a few miles southwest of Boise, Idaho, there's a roadway surrounded by towering spires of rock that cuts through the desert landscape and leads to an incredibly beautiful oasis, would you believe me? How about you go see for yourself?