Visit Idaho
In Idaho, whitewater isn’t just a thrill—it’s a way of life. With 3,100 miles of navigable whitewater, this untamed state offers more wild water than anywhere else in the Lower 48. With long summer days, it’s prime time to explore towering canyon corridors, paddle through remote stretches of pristine wilderness, and soak up endless scenic views. From the legendary Salmon to the iconic Snake, the relatively unknown Bruneau to the highly sought-after Selway, Idaho’s whitewater rivers aren’t just places to explore—they’re stories waiting to be lived.
visitidaho.org
Travel Nevada
3,400+ miles of scenic roads. Wide-open skies. It’s all waiting for you in Nevada—so gas up and pick your path.
Lake Tahoe Loop: Take a dip in the crystal-clear waters of Lake Tahoe before driving over the hill to Reno to explore “The Biggest Little City.” Discover the small-town charm of Carson City and step back in time with Wild West adventures in Virginia City.
Neon to Nature: Head to the world-famous Hoover Dam, take a scenic drive through Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, or escape the heat at Mt. Charleston—all just a short day trip away.
This summer, don’t just drive—get a little out there.
travelnevada.com/road-trips
Explore Butte County, CA
In Northern California’s Butte County, nature sets the pace. Mornings might start with a hike across Table Mountain’s wildflower-strewn plateau and end with sunset-backed sips at a Chico eatery. In between, discover swimming holes tucked into canyon walls, bike oak-dotted trails, or paddle a kayak across Lake Oroville’s glassy surface. Whether you’re pitching a tent, booking a boat-in campsite, or chasing the next trailhead, Butte County holds the magic of summertime. It’s a choose-your-own-adventure kind of place—laid-back, uncrowded, and full of ways to find what moves you.
explorebuttecounty.com
