Idaho is definitely one of the most beautiful states to live in. There are beautiful views almost everywhere you go throughout the state and it’s almost magical to see. Driving down some of the most magical roads in Idaho is something that everyone should experience at least once in their lives.

Idaho's 5 Best Roads

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Snake River Canyon Scenic Byway is one of the most famous roads in all of Idaho. It stretches Walters Ferry to Nyssa, Oregon and is 53 miles. It takes about one hour and thirty minutes to drive and is located in the Southwest part of Idaho. This drive is good for all seasons: fall, spring, summer and winter.

Oregon Trail-Bear Scenic Byway from McCammon to Fish Haven and features beautiful waters and beaches and even state parks. Its 92.8 miles and will take about an hour and fifty minutes to drive. It is located in southeast Idaho and is open to drivers for all seasons: fall, spring, summer, and winter.

Hells Canyon Scenic Byway from Cambridge to Hells Canyon Dam is a beautiful byway that takes you through Hells Canyon National Recreation Area. It is 62.4 miles and takes about one hour and forty three minutes to drive. It drives through southwest Idaho and can be driven most seasons (fall, spring, summer) except winter.

Lost Gold Trails Loop in Dubois is a historic road that takes people back in history to the Gold Rush. It is 52 miles long and takes about an hour and thirty minutes to drive. It is located in Eastern Idaho and you can drive it most seasons (fall, spring, summer) except winter.

Payette River Scenic Byway from Eagle to New Meadows is one of our favorite byways with lots of amazing views. It is 114 miles long and takes about two hours and twenty nine minutes to drive. It is located in southwest Idaho and can be driven most seasons (fall, spring, summer) except winter.

10 Easy Spring Hikes in the Boise Area with Breathtaking Views

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Hikes to Explore Outside in and Around Boise

Need to connect with nature a bit? Or at least escape the day to day grind? Check out these Boise area hikes, some are quick if you only have an hour or two and some are half day journeys.

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