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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?

It explains the rock stackers are also doing it all wrong.

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.

Eagle's Nest Hot Spring is not only perched approximately 60 feet above the river, but also has warm water run-off that has created a separate waterfall directly beneath the natural, heated pool.

It's been a spell since I've traveled through this part of Idaho that offers Bruneau Dunes State Park a short drive to the east, and the Oregon border less than an hour west.

Even though the entrance to the trail is easy to spot, if you've never been to Ross Falls, it's also extremely easy to take the wrong path.

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

There are so many hidden beauties in the state of Idaho. There are hidden hot springs, lakes, and tons of hidden camping areas.

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.

The Minnetonka Cave is about 4 hours from Twin Falls and you can tell just by looking at photos it is worth the drive.

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.

These states have the best hiking you can find, and we are smack dab in the middle of all of it. Here are the Top 12 Best States For Hiking In The Country.