travel

My family and I recently made the long drive from Idaho to California and learned a few things along the way.

Dubbed as the "Amazon of auto"

Idahoans will no longer have to wait in the long and obnoxious lines at the DMV.

I have no idea if I am missing something and I have gotten old and don't know what Rat Fink is or what. But I stumbled across the adventures on YouTube and I have to admit, I am a little obsessed now.

You don't have to go all the way to Europe to visit a castle. You can do that right here in Idaho and you can even spend the night in it too!

When you need a vacation but don't want to fly or go super far, lucky for us there are unbelievable places to visit in the gem state. From some of the most amazing lakes, hot springs, and natural landscape dotted with cozy and unique Airbnbs to explore.

Have you been?

Even being a local Idahoan, sometimes we forget that there are tons of places to visit in our great state. I really hope to make it everywhere in this state at least once. We have a list of some Idaho towns and cities you have to visit at least once, even if it is just to say you were there.

It's an impressive, global, shot-in-the-arm for the region, and one that will be seen by a massive audience all over the planet.

I am in the process of trying to find some places to explore backpacking. I found some places that I believe would be a good start for me and other beginners. If you can think of any more please let us know. I think I am going to have to try a few of these out when it isn't too hot out though.

The popular places as apposed to the best places. Check out the most overrated and underrated places in Idaho, Utah, Montana, Wyoming, Oregon, Washington, Nevada and California.

The time known as the "100 Deadliest Days" began on Monday, and will last through the Labor Day holiday.