Boise’s growing beer scene got us curious, and on the last day of our Idaho road trip, we decided to try some local brews. We picked Barbarian Brewing since we were in Garden City, and this spot was highly rated in the neighborhood.
Idaho is one of the most underrated states in the Pacific Northwest. This state has so much to offer beyond potatoes, from towering mountains to rolling plains. In the summer of 2024, we decided to explore southern Idaho, keeping our itinerary light and focusing only on the southern region, as the northern and southern parts are about 6-7 hours apart.
When you think of wine, I’m sure Idaho isn’t the first, or even the last, place that comes to mind. It’s usually California, followed by Washington and some popular East Coast spots. However, while searching for things to do in South Idaho, we came across Idaho’s wine region hiding in plain sight.
If you’re looking for the best eateries in South Idaho, I’ve got you covered. In this blog post, I’ll share 10 restaurants I tried during my South Idaho road trip, a mix of local specialties and popular cuisines.
If you’re planning to visit the capital city of Idaho, this list has you covered on all the top things to do in Boise. This city might not always top the list of must-visit U.S. cities, but it truly deserves a spot on your travel map.
Looking for a budget hotel near Yellowstone National Park or Craters of the Moon National Monument that’s perfect for a day trip? I have the best hotel for you! Here’s a detailed review of my stay at Shilo Inn Hotel in Idaho Falls, which was the perfect base for my Idaho trip.
There’s a small town in the eastern panhandle of West Virginia that quietly packs in history, nature, and old-world charm. Welcome to Harpers Ferry, located just about 1.5 hours from Washington, DC, this picturesque town sits at the meeting point of the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers and offers a perfect mix of historic significance and scenic beauty.
During our day trip to Harpers Ferry, a charming historic town tucked between the confluence of the Shenandoah and Potomac rivers, we went looking for a cozy lunch spot. We weren’t in the mood for anything carb-heavy, just something light and soupy.
I’m a huge animal lover, no matter what the animal is. I love petting them uncontrollably or simply admiring them from afar (especially the wild ones). This led me to seek out cafés and stores with resident cats and dogs, places where you can pet them or at least watch their antics. And I’m happy to say I found a few in Seattle that you’ll love, especially if you’re a cat person.
After two years of persistently trying to find a table at Belltown’s Tilikum Place Cafe, on a slow Christmas evening, we finally managed to snag a table for two. Christmas miracle is what I’d call this, as this place is just one minute away from our apartment, yet it took us two years to try their famous Dutch Babies.