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Virtual Guidebooks to
Idaho
I have divided the state of Idaho into two regions:
To begin, just click one of the regions listed here, or click on the map, or scroll down to see a detailed list.
Not familiar with VR panoramas? - CLICK HERE - to see an example.
Not familiar with VR panoramas? - CLICK HERE - to see an example.
Idaho is the least visited and most under-appreciated of the western states. Which is too bad, it has a lot to offer - great alpine scenery in the Sawtooths, the largest wilderness in the lower 48 in its central mountains, fantastic volcanic features at Craters of the Moon, famous whitewater runs, and ski resorts. Also historic traces of Lewis and Clark and the Oregon Trail, plus Shoshone Falls - the continent's largest waterfall.
Maybe they don't want a lot of outsiders sharing their state - after all the best they can come up with as a state slogan (as used on their license plates) is "Famous Potatoes".
I have divided the state into two regions:
- the Mountains of Idaho for the central mountains and the panhandle;
- and the Snake River Plain for the lower and drier southern regions.
- Salmon River
- Salmon River
- Sawtooth Mountains
- Sawtooth Range
- Lost River
- Big Lost River
- Lost River Range
Gold Dredge on the Yankee Fork
- Snake River
- Bruneau Dunes
- Bliss and Hagerman
- Hagerman Fossil Beds
- Twin Falls Area
- Shoshone Falls
- Minidoka
- Idaho Falls
- Pocatello
- Craters of the Moon
- Craters of the Moon
- Craters AutoTour
- Southeast Idaho
- Henrys Fork
- Soda Springs
- City of Rocks
- Pinnacle Pass
- Raft River
Shoshone Falls on the Snake River
Next State: Montana
Contact Don Bain: dbain@virtualguidebooks.com
