Recreation

One of the first things people who are visiting or just move here tend to ask me is where can I go hiking. There are a lot of places around the area that almost anyone can handle doing. Some of them aren't exactly wheelchair friendly which can be difficult, but the ones that are have made the list.

A new director has been appointed to the Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation.

While I don't recommend ever agreeing to be dragged by any sort of motorized vehicle, their efforts were pretty impressive.

Fire restrictions for Camas, Blaine and parts of Custer counties will be dropped starting in October on Bureau of Land Management (BLM) lands and Sawtooth National Forest.

The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is considering an expansion of trails and camping in the Wood River Valley and has asked the public to comment on a recent study.

Memorial Day weekend is the unofficial start to the camping season for most people, but this year many Idahoans who head out to enjoy the great outdoors may see some differences because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Idaho Power Company has installed a new automatic gate at Twin Falls Park to keep visitors from entering past the posted hours.

Federal forest officials will host two Open House meetings regarding the proposed changes to seasonal hunting closures in specific areas of the South Hills.

Visitors who park in the long parking stalls without a boat or trailer at Centennial Waterfront Park may now be fined a hundred bucks.

If you're planning to cast a fishing line this weekend, the Idaho Department of Fish and Game has some suggestions on where to go.

The Sawtooth Avalanche Center will begin issuing the Backcountry Avalanche Forecasts today after a slow start to the winter season

By summer of next year citizens of Jerome will see new additions to one of the city parks.