Travel

Here's a tough one for me since I grew up in Utah but have lived in Idaho for more than a decade. The question is: Who has better scenery, Utah or Idaho?

We just got back from Boise and our annual trip to Roaring Springs. The park was packed, the weather was hot, and we had loads of fun.

You don't need flashy lights and booming voices. All you need is some good footage of Southern Idaho and people will want to come visit or even live here.

I can't be the only one who does this, but every time a group of motorcycles drives by me I will roll down the window so I can hear them zip past me.

Obviously picking 'the best ride at Lagoon' is a matter of opinion, but I'm sure you'll agree with my ride choices, just maybe not the order I place them in.

Some people can find a way to complain about even the best situations.

It really wouldn't take much for this real-life story to become a Hollywood movie.

Idaho is a land of wilderness and I have to assume that there is a good portion of this state that has never been visited by humans.

I've taken my kayaks to pretty much every location I want to so far, with the exception of Blue Heart Springs and all the way to the Shoshone Falls.

I feel like this short video has left me with more questions than any cliff-hanger ending to a TV episode ever has.

When you talk in Idaho about amusement parks, three get brought up frequently: Lagoon, Disneyland, and Silverwood.

First off: if you think you an go play with bears at a National Park you are wrong and really need to read this list.