Idaho State Parks
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Round Lake State Park: geocaching, picnicking and hiking
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Round Lake State Park is small but mighty. It is a hidden gem in the Idaho panhandle and a great stop if you are exploring this area. We found it an excellent location to try out geocaching for the first…
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Mary McCroskey State Park: big on views and short on crowds
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If you have got good clearance on your car, the views in Mary McCroskey State Park are well worth a visit. State Park Overview Each state park is unique. But some are more unique than others. Mary McCroskey State Park…
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Trail of the Coeur d’Alenes State Park: a spectacular trail through Northern Idaho
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Trail of the Coeur d’Alenes State Park provides 73 miles of scenic views and a smooth ride. It is touted as one of the most spectacular trails in the western United States and I have to say, I agree. State…
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Lake Cascade State Park: camping, boating, and fishing
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Lake Cascade State Park is a large park located on a large lake. If you want to camp and/or get out on the water, this park is a good option for you. If you want to be able to find…
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The best thing about Winchester Lake State Park in Idaho: yurt + canoe
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Winchester Lake State Park is a hidden gem in the middle of Idaho. Peaceful, beautiful, and the perfect place to stay for a night. State Park Overview Winchester Lake State Park is not large. But what it lacks in size…
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Coeur d’Alene Parkway State Park: a good place to enjoy the lake and avoid the crowds
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If you visit Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, in the summertime and are looking for a place away from the crowds, head to Coeur d’Alene Parkway State Park. You will find a lakeside trail with lovely views and few people. State Park…
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Harriman State Park of Idaho: ranching history and horseback riding
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If you enjoy ranching history, beautiful views and/or recreational activities, Harriman State Park in Idaho will not disappoint. State Park Overview Harriman State Park can be credited with helping to launch Idaho’s official state park system. There is a lot…
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City of Rocks National Reserve: rocking climbing and rock formations
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If you love rock climbing, you are probably already very familiar with City of Rocks National Reserve. If you are not a rock climber, City of Rocks still has a lot to offer for those who love to explore and…
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Castle Rocks State Park: rocking climbing and trails in Idaho
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Off the beaten path in southern Idaho is a playground of rock formations. Castle Rocks State Park is weird and wonderful. Go here to explore Idaho geology at its finest. State Park Overview In addition to very cool geology, you…
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Bear Lake State Park: sun, sand and swimming
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Utah and Idaho share a lot in common, one thing being the beautiful turquoise blue waters of Bear Lake. Bear Lake State Park is on Idaho’s side of the lake and boasts one of the finest beaches in the admittedly…