AUTHENTICALLY
IDAHO
Life in Idaho’s mountains has an ebb and flow. The rush of skiing down a mountain is tempered by a relaxing après ski cocktail on the patio. The sweat equity earned hiking to the top of a peak is paid back tenfold with a soak in a natural hot spring. From the mountain to the lake, from a solitary trail to the bustling downtown scene, the mountain lifestyle here strikes a perfect balance.
This is a place that feels like home.
The Heart of Idaho
The West Central Mountains of Idaho are in the middle of it all. A scenic two-hour drive north of Boise, Idaho puts you in the heart of Idaho and surrounded by alpine lakes, flowing rivers, and right next door to the largest wilderness area in the lower 48, the Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness.
Direct Flights to Boise, Idaho
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The Great Outdoors
No matter the season, life on the mountain offers plenty to keep the whole family entertained. Our signature “Best Snow in Idaho” gives way to wildflowers and crystal-clear lakes providing a stunning natural setting year-round to enjoy all your favorite outdoor activities.
Mountain Biking
From lift-serviced singletrack to cross country trails, it is easy to find your flow on the mountain and beyond.
Scenic Charlift Rides
A family-friendly relaxing ride to the summit with stunning 360-degree views waiting at the top.
Hiking
With more than 300 alpine lakes and vast terrain to explore, you’ll never run out of trail.
Disc Golf
Take up the challenge of the nine-hole, par 28 disc golf course on the mountain.
Ski & Snowboard
Experience the Best Snow in Idaho™ for yourself and discover some of the finest skiing and snowboarding around
Snowmobiling
Get out and ride with a guided snowmobile tour, rental, or afternoon boondocking in the powder.
Nordic Skiing
From fresh groomers to crust cruising, rolling meadows to steep ascents, every skier can find an option.
Snow Tubing
From fresh groomers to crust cruising, rolling meadows to steep ascents, every skier can find an option.
Ice Skating
Whether gliding around the indoor rink, outdoor rink, or on frozen Little Payette Lake, skating is a winter staple.
Cat Skiing
Access thousands of acres of snowy steeps, tree-lined glades and powdery bowls on a guided snow cat trip.
Golf
Hit the links on five area courses and improve your handicap while taking in the spectacular scenery.
Rock Climbing
From free climbing to bouldering, find easy access to great climbing areas and enjoy the view from the top.
SUP/Canoe
Paddle the calm, meandering waters of the Upper North Fork or one of the crystal-clear alpine lakes.
Fat Biking
Take two wheels for a spin in the snow around town or pedal miles of dedicated fat bike single track.
Lake Activities & Boating
One of the best ways to spend a summer day is on the water boating, swimming, sailing, or jet skiing.
Foraging
One of the best ways to spend a summer day is on the water boating, swimming, sailing, or jet skiing.
Hot Springs
One of the best ways to spend a summer day is on the water boating, swimming, sailing, or jet skiing.
Off Road Riding
Get off the beaten path and explore the vast network of off-road trails and roads around the mountain.
Fishing
From trophy fish at alpine lakes to trout in the river, there are plenty of places to reel one in.
Rafting & Kaying
Idaho is known as the Whitewater State for good reason with whitewater for all experience levels.
Stargazing/Dark Skies
You only have to look up to take in the beauty of the night sky and feel close enough to touch the stars.
Backcountry Flights & Breakfasts
Take a scenic flight to explore the area and wilderness beyond or fly into a backcountry outpost for breakfast.
Lift Served Backcountry
Enjoy access beyond the patrolled boundaries of the resort to find fresh powder and terrain.
Snowshoeing
Blaze you own trail with a winter trek through the woods on a pair of snowshoes.
That Hometown Feeling
Our little corner of Idaho is a close-knit community were people still tip a hat and smile at strangers. And while that small-town vibe is strong, that doesn’t mean we are small on lifestyle. From award-winning chefs to award-winning schools, the depth and breadth of services and amenities create a unique culture not found in many other places.
