Outdoors

Idaho is divided into three geographical regions which include the Rocky Mountains, the Columbia Plateau, and The Basin and Range Province. Idaho’s unique landscape boasts plains created by volcanic eruptions, river-cut canyons including the deepest canyon in North America, and glacial trenches.

According to locals, these are the absolute best, "must try" drive-ins in the Treasure Valley.

The opening day for this one-of-a-kind festival is this Sunday. Grab your tickets now!

The Centers for Disease Control also reports drowning caused by a lack of parental supervision is the "second leading cause of accidental death for all kids up to age 14" across the country. Five years later, CBS2 reports the Gem State's child irrigation fatality rates remain the same among children aged 1 to 5. The alarming prevalence of minor mortalities considered preventable by many highlights a critical need for canal education.

The valley area was settled mostly by ranchers and farmers. They supplied the valley area but also created and supplied settlements and towns up north and in higher elevations where the gold and silver mining was in its heyday.

Seeing our community come together for this rally was an experience that will not be soon forgotten.

On a broader scale, Boise-specific apps tend to be in concert with local living, specials, and events that national apps dismiss or simply don't cover. Listed below is a series of apps that have proven worthy of our download. The name of each app is linked to the GooglePlay and/or Apple store.

Some are classics while others trod off the beaten path, but all of them have the potential to make your next Girls' Night In a memorable blast. Keep scrolling for 14 ideas we know you and your girlfriends will love!

You may have heard of a few Idaho Islands but did you know the gem state has 125 Islands?! I started poking around to see what some of the best voted camping spots are I came across Islands that you can camp on in Idaho! Most of these are a bit of a drive away but to camp on an island, worth it.

Idaho is full and lush with wildlife, but that also means there are some not so nice and downright scary creatures big and small that could seriously harm, or even kill someone. Lets start with the big ones then get down to the creepy crawlies...