south hills

She was drinking from a stream.

Camping season may have to wait a little longer in this area.

The Idaho Department of Fish and Game wants to plant around 15,000 sagebrush plants in the Magic Valley in areas hit by wildfire with help from community volunteers

While it is no way encouraged to go out and do so, there are plenty of places around town where you may find a car rocking.

Seasonal road closures for parts of the South Hills will remain in effect until the end of March to protect trails and roads.

Idaho is a beautiful state and when you decide to take a scenic drive to get out of the house, it opens up a debate of which direction should you go?

Five roads at the base of the South Hills will close for several months during the winter to protect wintering deer and habitat for sage-grouse.

In the winter months, the waterfall freezes over and provides southern Idaho trekkers stunning photo opportunities.

What would you do? What would you do if you were hiking through the South Hills, or maybe four wheeling and came across a moose?

Going into the wild and cutting down your own Christmas tree is something most people would love to do. You see it every year on the Hallmark Channel.

Many public roads and trails on the Sawtooth National Forest in Southern Idaho have closed for the season.

I don’t believe a cause was ever established.

A Meridian man reported overdue while hunting in the South Hills was found dead following an extensive search this past weekend by Twin Falls County authorities

I won’t call it a complete waste of time.

Be very cautious and try and get some distance.

The Badger Fire destroyed almost 100 thousand acres in the South Hills. Although progress has been made both naturally and with the help of people, there is still a lot of work to do to get it back to a flourishing camping area. You can help.

The Cassia County Sheriff's Office is asking people that frequent the South Hills during hunting season to keep an eye out for the remains of a 19-year-old that disappeared in the area in 1961.

A man on a four-wheeler had to be airlifted to a Boise hospital after crashing Sunday morning southeast of Rogerson.

I have never really seen anything like it before. The leaves on the new growth in the South Hills appear shiny and almost wet. It first glance they almost look like they are fake plants you would get from a craft store.

The Badger Fire last year took out a lot of beauty and campgrounds in the South Hills. Thankfully, Piney Cabin was able to survive the devastating fire. I decided to go check it out this weekend and it remains in great shape.