From the natural beauty of Idaho to the quirky college town of Boise, our Wander experts will guide you to the best places to visit, recreate, and explore the local foods and history of Idaho.
Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, is a beautiful lakefront town that welcomes year-round visitors. Take time while there to sample wines from Idaho wineries. Boating, shopping, relaxing, and dining, oh my! To partake in such merry pastimes is to enjoy just another day in the...
If you want an exceptional golfing experience, these bucket-list courses deliver just that. Rediscover these 5 golf courses for avid golfers. Specific golf courses stand out above the rest if you’re an avid golfer. While most of us are happy to be swinging our...
It’s an unassuming town when you first drive down its main drag. But Lava Hot Springs, located in the southeast corner of Idaho, fools you with its first impression. As did my destination there, Aura Soma Lava Lodge. The lodge’s main street front initially appears...
Your first awareness of the importance of the Basque people to Idaho may be through a family-style dinner in Boise, or perhaps a walk through the Basque Block. It wasn’t until I visited Boise that I realized that no US state is more associated with the Basque than...
Boise is surprising. Walking Boise is the best way to see this urban chic city. The Idaho capital—and home to the Boise State Broncos—is also a great place to delve into Wild West history, discover funky art and enjoy farm to table experiences. I arrived at the...
UnCruise Adventures uses the tag line, “UnRushed, UnCrowded, UnBelievable.” During a recent cruise through the Columbia River Gorge, staff did an impressive job of keeping passengers UnConcerned as well. It was a week of intense natural disasters. Some passengers...
When I see magazine photos of couples getting massages together, lounging at resort pools and having candlelit dinners in swanky restaurants, I feel like they live in a parallel universe of romance. When you marry a Sasquatch in human form, romance looks a little...