Idaho Vacation Trip Planner: IBBA

Idaho Vacation Trip Planner

Tap into a wealth of information and resources for planning your vacation to Inn-credible Idaho. Our Travel Partners offer activities for all interests and ages. Many offer discounts to our guests.

With the state of Idaho being a year round playground you probably will be asking yourself, “Where do I begin?”. With world-class activities during all four seasons, this is the type of problem all travelers enjoy having.

When planning your Inn-credible Idaho vacation be sure to include our Travel Partners when completing your itinerary. It’s just another way we say thank you for visiting Inn-credible Idaho.

Don’t forget to view vacation related travel links and mileage charts. These are great for planning traveling schedules and activities for your Idaho vacation. If weather is a concern in your plans, visit this page frequently. If you have a question about inn etiquette during your planning we have answers to those most commonly asked.

There are a variety of ways to locate activities to suit your needs. Information on each of our seven regions provides a few highlights to help you get to know all that Idaho has to offer.

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Panhandle (Northern)

This northern panhandle area of Idaho is one big playground. Long summer days, dense forests, and home to the two largest lakes in Idaho. Lake Coeur d’Alene and Lake Pend Oreille, provide the stunning backdrop to activities and adventure year round. World-class golf, and bicycle trails abound. Take a self-guided tour and drive the scenic Selkirk Loop. Be amazed at the beauty of Priest Lake, a hidden treasure. Tour the gold, silver and quartz mines located throughout the Silver Valley. This beautiful area of our state provides four, truly different Seasons, so visit us any time of the year.

Go to Panhandle Travel Partners

Regional Highlights:
Coeur d’Alene | Sandpoint | Silverwood Theme Park
Ironman Triathlon | Hiawatha Bike Trail

Land of Rivers (North Central)

This area of our state is known for ancient white pine groves, the Clearwater Canyon, Hells Canyon with it’s famous white water rafting, and the fertile prairies and farmlands of the Palouse. The beauty and accessibility to the rushing rivers of this region is something you will not want to miss. From college towns to Indian Reservations; National forests to Wilderness areas; it is all right here for you to enjoy.

Go to Land of Rivers Travel Partners

Regional Highlights:
Moscow | Lewiston | Lewis & Clark Trail
Hells Gate | Palouse Plains

Canyon Country (Southwestern)

This region houses 10 of the states’ largest cities and is home to a number of fine wineries and vineyards. The Snake River intersects the region providing abundant fishing, and whitewater thrills. The high desert of the southern area gives explorers and hikers a close, and yet a remote area for exploration. You will find numerous produce festivals and farmers markets due to the abundance of cherries, apples, pears, and peaches. A great place to discover your own unique piece of Idaho.

Go to Canyon Country Travel Partners

Regional Highlights:
Great Wine | Boise | Museums | Fiddler’s Festival | Snake River Stampede

Magic Valley (South Central)

This magic valley was created by the wonders of the Snake River. It grows the bulk of the states’ produce and provides a large quantity of the states’ dairies. Various reservoirs and lakes provide crystal clear waterfalls, fly-fishing, and wind surfing. You will also find an abundance of rock-climbing adventures in this region. Make this area of our state the starting point for your unique explorations.

Go to Magic Valley Travel Partners

Regional Highlights:
Twin Falls | Burley | Hagerman Valley
Balanced Rock | Fossil Beds | Ice Caves

Snake River Plains (South Eastern)

The famed Wyoming “Teton” mountain range rings this region. Some of the oldest settlements in the state can be found here. You will see many long A-frame potato sheds, as this part of the state is known as the number one potato producing area. Check out Idaho’s state parks: “Massacre Rocks,” and “Castle Rocks.” There is also a National Reserve: “City of the Rocks,” and Idaho’s own National Monument: “Crater’s Of The Moon.” For the winter sports enthusiast, visit “Pebble Creek.” Hiking and mountain biking are all part of this remarkable region.

Go to Snake River Plains Travel Partners

Regional Highlights:
Pocotello | Lava Hot Springs | Lava Beds | Geysers | Hot Springs

Yellowstone Teton Territory (Eastern)

This is the western gateway to two of America’s most beautiful national parks: Yellowstone and the Grand Tetons and the popular route to the town of Jackson Hole. You will find the St. Anthony Sand Dunes are among the highest in the United States. Idaho Falls boasts of their Aquatic Center. Jefferson County has the Farnsworth TV & Pioneer Museum. Heise Hot Springs in Ririe offers 105 degree mineral hot baths. Don’t miss traveling along the popular loop tour of the Teton Scenic By-way and adjacent Mesa Falls Scenic By-way.

Go to Teton Basin Travel Partners

Regional Highlights:
Idaho Falls | Rexburg | Yellowstone | Waterfalls | Tetons

High Country (Central)

This region is without a doubt, the high country of Idaho. Famous for the World Class Skiing of “Sun Valley”, fishing in “Red Fish Lake,” the “Sawtooth National Recreation Area,” mountain biking in “The Sawtooth Wilderness Area” and the Salmon River’s rafting! Back packing, sleigh rides, horseback riding, mountain climbing, Alpine skiing and white water thrill rides abound. Then, take time to relax in the Hot Springs and soothe those tired muscles. If you’re looking for outdoor adventure in the wilderness, this is the area to visit!

Go to High Country Travel Partners

Regional Highlights:
Sun Valley | Ketchum | Sawtooth Mountains
Famous Ice Skating Show | River of No Return