Kayaking

Perhaps you should get out of the house, enjoy the beautiful fall-like weather, and attend one of the events this weekend in Twin Falls.

While picking where to kayak is a tough choice every time, another tough decision is figuring out what type of kayak to use.

Perhaps residents should stop visiting Blue Heart and tourists should stay away. Here are some reasons why to avoid Blue Heart this summer.

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.

Don't put things off and have to suffer through triple-digit heat, and instead take nice of the nice weather before it is too late by doing these tasks.

What would you do? What would you do if you needed to escape your family, work, or friends for a day and relax in the Magic Valley?

Here are some ideas on how to spend a day skipping work in the Magic Valley.

While it is nearly impossible to go a whole summer without enjoying the Snake River at least once, you may want to avoid it this summer for a few reasons.

Oh well. I'm sure most Idahoans are totally fine with less national exposure driving more people into the state resulting in overcrowding at our favorite leisure sites.

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.

The stunning falls cascade 60 feet into the Snake River, which makes for a great opportunity to cool down in the summer and grab some exceptional photographs in the winter.

Here are the events taking place around Twin Falls this weekend, and even one in Boise.

There will be complaints.

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.

For a quick getaway to enjoy an afternoon kayaking, here are some of the best locations nearby you may or may not know about.

There are a few signs that your prime has passed you by and you are beginning to decline and start feeling old. Here are a few signs you may be getting there.

We all will break the law in our life, it is inevitable. Here are some of the most common rules and laws Idahoans break regularly.

What would you do if you are floating down the Snake River and find your floating device getting a little lighter and smaller as air deflates?

I've kayaked all over southern and central Idaho. The one spot I keep coming back to is the same narrow waterway surrounded by truly unique, basalt rock formations, singing birds, and gently swirling blue waters.

For others that are not as experienced, there can be a learning curve, and there are some things to know when kayaking in the area.