I thought it might be fun to show you around where I live this week! I’ve lived in Idaho for about 10 months now and I really am loving it here.
Idaho is one of those places that I really knew virtually nothing about before I lived here.
Growing up in Vermont, I couldn’t imagine ever living anywhere other than the green mountains and if you’d told me I’d live in Idaho when I grew up, I would probably found that hilarious.
But yet, here I am, working and playing in this beautiful state that I previously knew nothing about. Before moving here, I thought Idaho was just plains and potatoes. In a way, I wasn’t wrong, they do have those things here.
There is so much more to Idaho than plains and potatoes, and today I thought I’d give you a pictorial tour of some of the cool places that I’ve explored since living here!
{The mountains above Hailey (the town where I live) in March}
{Cross country skiing on a snow mobile trail below the Boulder Mountains, north of Ketchum, ID}
{Looking North into the Boulder Mountains from a mountain side full of Arrow Leaf Balsam Root and Sage brush}
{Distant view of the Sun Valley Ski Resort in the springtime}
{covered wagons representing the rich history of pioneer movement across the west}
{A pioneer traveling the California Trail in 1850, stopped to write his signature in axel grease at “Register Rock” in City of Rocks}
{City of Rocks entrance with ever changing weather above}
{from the dirt road up and over Trail Creek Pass, looking west into the valley towards Ketchum}
{The Salmon river, famous for incredible fly fishing, with the Sawtooth Range in the background}
{On the shore of Redfish Lake in the Sawtooth National Recreation Area}
{Tulsi at little Redfish Lake. She loves Idaho too!}
That’s it for now! Thanks for coming on this short visual journey of Idaho!
There is so much more to explore in see this state, I haven’t even begun to scratch the surface!
xo,
