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Idaho covers two time zones, runs from Canada to Nevada, and encompasses the western side of the continental divide of the Rocky Mountains. Rivers, mountains and farmland dominate the state's landscape. The panhandle has emerald green hillsides, timbered mountains and pristine lakes. Central Idaho is covered with jagged peaks. The Snake River Plain, with its wide open vistas, irrigated farm lands and vibrant cities forms the character of Southern Idaho.
Coeur d'Alene, a major vacation destination was founded in 1870 and its present "four star" status refers to the luxury available at the town's world famous Coeur d'Alene Resort. Located along the shore of the beautiful Lake Coeur d'Alene, this exclusive resort is well known for its unique floating golf green on the 14th hole. On the east side, Tubbs Hill Park is a nature preserve with hiking trails, dense pine forests, and great views.
Central Idaho is an amazing place for nature lovers. Endless free-flowing rivers. Volcanic lava fields. Captivating mountain ranges. See Idaho's tallest mountain peak, cast your line in Hemingway's favorite creek, raft for days in a crystal clear river. Pan for gold. Mountain bike. Hunt and fish. Camp or stay at a guest ranch, enjoy a back country drive, attend a western rodeo. Learn of Idaho's rich mining history. Follow Lewis and Clark's journey with Idaho native Sacajawea. Discover how nuclear energy can power an entire a city. Fine dining. World-class golf. Luxury accommodations. Central Idaho. Enjoy this regions' outdoor adventures, history, and scenery whether your camping under the stars or staying at a nearby vacation rental.
Boise is positively buzzing these days. Not only is it Idaho's largest city and capital, it's also young, hip and fun. With an outdoors slant and hassle-free vibe, this city where the desert meets the mountains is more than a gateway to Idaho's wilder climes - it holds its own as a destination. Locals consider Boise a very friendly city with an active community. And in recent years more than a few magazines have named it as one of America's top places to live.
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Many Idahoans are happy about where they live because of the many close-by outdoor activities. Some live where they live because the schools are good for their children. Others live where they live because of the weather. The seasons. The lack of traffic. Jobs. The shopping. The quiet. Low crime. Friendly and helpful neighbors. Cost of living. Scenic views. And, more. So, as one can see, there are a lot of reasons why people have chosen Idaho as their home.
Whichever part of this magnificent state you choose to discover, you'll find spectacular scenery, fun things to do and friendly, helpful people. You'll also find a place that's unhurried, unspoiled and unassuming. So linger awhile and discover Idaho.
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