adventure

You can get on the wrong side of an Idahoan by saying the wrong thing during conversation.

I am more than ready for warm sunny summer to head on back. I miss camping and am eager to experience some new places in Idaho for my summer adventures. Even though camping season seems far away, if you want some prime spots for many places, it is time to start making reservations now!

In order to pull off the full ride, an estimated six hours is needed, and don't forget to pack lunch and some water. There are several great spots to pull off and snack, as well as capture some incredible photographs of these old mining relics.

The dunes are less than a three-hour drive northeast of Twin Falls, and consist of more than 10,000 acres of quartz sand.

A seasonal horseback riding experience unlike any other awaits those who can travel 160 miles northeast of Twin Falls. The ranch provides horse drives, food, bonfires, ATV trail rides, and other lifestyle amenities for those who reserve a spot.

Visually, the location reminds me of the nearby Shoshone Ice Caves. Giant frozen cycles hanging above narrow pathways, and dazzling ice formations surround those who explore these caves.

By 5 P.M. Friday, I'll be sailing the area's gentle river current on my dual-seat, red, white and blue, River Run floatie, beer-in-hand.

Visit Southern Idaho has announced their launch of their new app which they have created to make sure that all of you plans around there area go off without a hitch. The app is great for people who live in the area or are visiting to see what there is to do around here, because there is so much.

It really doesn't get any better than this video for those that enjoy fishing.

Of all the Idaho destinations listed in the video post, I have to say I feel most alive when visiting the Sawtooth National Recreation Area.

For anyone looking to try a truly one of a kind, high-adrenaline, group experience in the Gem State, a private adventure group will take you and your friends over 30,000 feet up into the sky for a jump unlike any other.

While I'm no environmental engineer, constructing platforms on each side of the river in Centennial Park would mean sky cycling could come to Twin Falls.