Idaho Mountains
“I will lift up my eyes to the hills, to where my help comes from (Psalm 121:1).
Idaho is a state of verdant valleys and magnificent mountains sprinkled with towns of every size. No matter where you look, you are likely to see towering slopes.
Albion Mountains
As one of Idaho’s most interesting mountain ranges, the Albion is a favorite for hikers and climbers alike. Situated along the famed Snake River, the Albion is home to south Idaho’s highest peak, Cache Peak (10,339 ft) which is considered by many to be one of the state’s best climbs. The best time to visit is during the spring.
Seven Devils Mountains
Extending approximately 40 miles along the Idaho-Oregon border, the Seven Devils offer an assortment of rock climbing and hiking adventures. With peaks with colorful names Ogre, Devil’s Tooth and others, these mountains offer wilderness adventure whether you are a novice or an expert.
Sawtooth Mountains
Stretching through several states, the Sawtooth Mountains offer a variety of outdoor adventures. Whether you enjoy climbing, hiking, snow skiing, or white water rafting, these magnificent mountains offer adventure for the whole group. There are ski huts where you can camp out, cook and spend the night, areas for fly-fishing and guides eager to help you take off on a wilderness journey. You will see an assortment of wildlife so be sure to bring a camera!
If you want to hike these mountains there are many trails. If you are new to hiking or just want to keep up with what's going on in the hiking and outdoor adventure world read our hiking blog. This blog is often updated and is the authored by the founder of Gecko Tales Meda, Scott Thompson.
Photo Credits: Mountain Banner Photo by Frank Kovalchek |
