Lakes

There are over 2,000 lakes in Idaho so you won’t have an easy task if you decide to visit just one or two. The largest one is Pend Oreille located in the north region of the state. It’s also the fifth-deepest lake in the US and has a huge variety of fish species living there.

Wildlife

If you enjoy exploring wildlife, Idaho is the place to be. From birds to bears and everything in between, many amazing species are waiting to be discovered there. The Southeast area of the state is home to moose and mule deer, among other wild animals.

Starry Sky

When a place has so many wild, uninhabited spaces, it’s not as polluted as cities. It’s also darker at night, which means you can enjoy a view of the starry sky when there are no clouds. Camping is a perfect way to experience this but you can also join guided tours and night hikes.

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If you are driving on US Route 95 just outside of the small town of Cottonwood, you will come face to face with a giant beagle. That’s right, a dog is the most interesting landmark in this town of just 900 people.

And lucky enough for you, this beagle is more than just a statue: it’s a fully-functioning bed and breakfast that you can stay in!

The Dog Bark Park Inn contains only one room and gives about as personal of an experience as a dog lover can get. You’ll be staying inside of “Sweet Willy,” a cute beagle that is the home to a queen bed and two twin futon beds, making it perfect for a stay with your partner or your family. The dog-themed decoration of the interior of the bed and breakfast is absolute heaven for canine lovers. 

Located conveniently near Hells Canyon of the Snake River National Recreation Area and also halfway between two of the United States’ most famous national parks, Yellowstone and Glacier, nature lovers will find plenty to do nearby.

Be sure to call the property well in advance of the dates you’d like to stay, as demand is high and the B&B’s one room means that availability is limited! If you are lucky enough to stay here, it will certainly be an experience that you’ll never forget.

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If you’re looking for a place to kick back, relax, and enjoy nature, Lake Coeur d’Alene is the place for you.

Named after the native people’s tribe called Coeur d’Alene, the lake itself is so beautiful, and is perfect for people who love water sports like kayaking, canoeing, and more!

On the northern side of the lake, you can also enjoy the North Idaho Centennial Trail which runs for 24 miles along the lake and into the country! Perfect for a bit of hiking or cycling, and definitely the best running route.

One reason to get yourself to the lake is that you will be surrounding by some amazing scenery and wildlife. The lake is known to bring in a lot of bald eagles, so if you’ve never seen one before, that’s reason enough to visit. There will be guaranteed sightings because they eat the local fish called kokanee, so get out your cameras and start snapping pictures!

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It was designed and built by the Potato Commission of Idaho for the tour of Big Idaho Potato and, around seven years ago, it traveled across the US, visiting 48 countries in an attempt to promote the Idaho potatoes. Today, the unusual hotel is located on Idaho farmland in Boise.

The designer behind this project is a DIY enthusiast Kristie Wolfe. You’d be surprised by how comfortable the hotel’s interior is — it offers modern style and comfort along with numerous amenities.

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Lakes

There are over 2,000 lakes in Idaho so you won’t have an easy task if you decide to visit just one or two. The largest one is Pend Oreille located in the north region of the state. It’s also the fifth-deepest lake in the US and has a huge variety of fish species living there.

Wildlife

If you enjoy exploring wildlife, Idaho is the place to be. From birds to bears and everything in between, many amazing species are waiting to be discovered there. The Southeast area of the state is home to moose and mule deer, among other wild animals.

Starry Sky

When a place has so many wild, uninhabited spaces, it’s not as polluted as cities. It’s also darker at night, which means you can enjoy a view of the starry sky when there are no clouds. Camping is a perfect way to experience this but you can also join guided tours and night hikes.

The post 3 Reasons Why Idaho Should Be on Your Travel List appeared first on Traveler Master.

If you are driving on US Route 95 just outside of the small town of Cottonwood, you will come face to face with a giant beagle. That’s right, a dog is the most interesting landmark in this town of just 900 people.

And lucky enough for you, this beagle is more than just a statue: it’s a fully-functioning bed and breakfast that you can stay in!

The Dog Bark Park Inn contains only one room and gives about as personal of an experience as a dog lover can get. You’ll be staying inside of “Sweet Willy,” a cute beagle that is the home to a queen bed and two twin futon beds, making it perfect for a stay with your partner or your family. The dog-themed decoration of the interior of the bed and breakfast is absolute heaven for canine lovers. 

Located conveniently near Hells Canyon of the Snake River National Recreation Area and also halfway between two of the United States’ most famous national parks, Yellowstone and Glacier, nature lovers will find plenty to do nearby.

Be sure to call the property well in advance of the dates you’d like to stay, as demand is high and the B&B’s one room means that availability is limited! If you are lucky enough to stay here, it will certainly be an experience that you’ll never forget.

The post Dog Lovers Cannot Miss This Idaho Hotel appeared first on Traveler Master.

If you’re looking for a place to kick back, relax, and enjoy nature, Lake Coeur d’Alene is the place for you.

Named after the native people’s tribe called Coeur d’Alene, the lake itself is so beautiful, and is perfect for people who love water sports like kayaking, canoeing, and more!

On the northern side of the lake, you can also enjoy the North Idaho Centennial Trail which runs for 24 miles along the lake and into the country! Perfect for a bit of hiking or cycling, and definitely the best running route.

One reason to get yourself to the lake is that you will be surrounding by some amazing scenery and wildlife. The lake is known to bring in a lot of bald eagles, so if you’ve never seen one before, that’s reason enough to visit. There will be guaranteed sightings because they eat the local fish called kokanee, so get out your cameras and start snapping pictures!

The post Lake Coeur d’Alene is a Nature Enthusiast’s Paradise appeared first on Traveler Master.

It was designed and built by the Potato Commission of Idaho for the tour of Big Idaho Potato and, around seven years ago, it traveled across the US, visiting 48 countries in an attempt to promote the Idaho potatoes. Today, the unusual hotel is located on Idaho farmland in Boise.

The designer behind this project is a DIY enthusiast Kristie Wolfe. You’d be surprised by how comfortable the hotel’s interior is — it offers modern style and comfort along with numerous amenities.

The post Would You Stay in This Potato-Shaped Hotel? appeared first on Traveler Master.