Category: Historical Sites

Explore the Mammoth Outdoors in Grangeville

Grangeville, Idaho, offers visitors a unique blend of natural beauty, outdoor recreation, cultural attractions, and small-town charm. Here are several reasons why you should consider visiting Grangeville: Outdoor Recreation: Grangeville is surrounded by stunning natural landscapes, including nearby national forests, rivers, and mountains. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy activities such as hiking, camping, fishing, hunting, whitewater… Read more »

White Bird Grade

White Bird Grade (Highway 95) in North Central Idaho is a scenic route that offers breathtaking views and a rich historical significance. There are many reasons why you should consider visiting: Scenic Beauty: White Bird Grade offers stunning views of the surrounding landscapes, including the picturesque Salmon River canyon. The winding road provides numerous opportunities… Read more »

Discover North Central Idaho’s Hidden Gems

The stunning mountains, rivers, and prairies of North Central Idaho offer a genuine and unspoiled escape from the crowds. The friendly towns, rich and vibrant history, exceptional wine, and outdoor adventure create a perfect combination for a relaxing getaway. This compelling destination has a diverse range of attractions and experiences. Here are some of North… Read more »

Vacay Vibes: The Ultimate Wellness Escape

It’s a new year and it’s time for a new you! Planning a vacation can have amazing positive effects in transforming your physical and mental health. People who plan AND take a vacation have lower stress, less risk of heart disease, a more positive outlook on life, and more motivation. It builds and strengthens relationships…. Read more »

A Fun-Filled Experience in Hells Canyon

A visit to Hells Canyon promises an exhilarating and fun-filled experience. Hells Canyon is the deepest river gorge in North America, carved by the Snake River. Its depth exceeds that of the Grand Canyon, creating dramatic cliffs and rugged landscapes. Thrilling River Adventures: Get ready for an adrenaline rush as you navigate the Snake River’s… Read more »

Explore the Camas Prairie

Welcome to the Prairie! Homesteaders found the fertile land on the Camas Prairie ideal for growing grains, hay and livestock – agricultural activities predominant today. Visit in May or June when brilliant yellow canola contrasts with deep green wheat fields.  In August and September, watch combines complete the harvest. The Camas Prairie is named for… Read more »

Lewis Clark Valley

At the confluence of the Clearwater and Snake rivers, Lewiston is the lowest point in Idaho at only 738 feet above sea level. That’s why you’ll find a mild climate making outdoor activities possible almost any time of year. You’ll also see river traffic beginning the journey to the Pacific Ocean at the Port of… Read more »

Wild & Scenic Lochsa Region

This section of the Northwest Passage Scenic Byway is your gateway to an outdoor paradise. Pristine wilderness, rivers running clear and wild, and wildlife makes this one of the most beautiful places to visit. Kooskia is at the confluence of the Middle Fork and the South Fork of the Clearwater River and offers year round… Read more »

Clearwater County

Orofino | Elk River | Pierce | Weippe | Kamiah If year round outdoor recreation makes your heart sing, this is your place. The communities located along the Clearwater River and up on the prairies are steeped in history. There are many historical sites and locations that are sacred to the Nez Perce. Lewis and… Read more »

Riggins & White Bird

The communities of White Bird and Riggins lie deep within river canyon walls.  Life in these communities center around the rivers and the abundant recreational opportunities that surround them.   Riggins offers access to the legendary Salmon, the River of No Return and whitewater capital. Just to the west is the famed Hells Canyon and… Read more »