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| | ID |  | A land with towering trees and wild rivers near Idaho's capital city of Boise. Located in the Idaho Batholith, a large erosive geologic formation. Pine, fir, and spruce forests, Rocky Mountain Elk, river fishing (salmon, steelhead, trout), mountainous landscape.
| | | ID |  | A natural trap has caused sand to collect in this semicircular basin for about 12,000 years, creating the tallest sand dunes in N America. Largest single-structured sand dune in North America, lake, marsh, desert, prairie, lizards, owls, hawks, eagles.
| | | ID |  | Well-known for outstanding fishing opportunities, you can visit historic Lander Trail and spelunk in the Minnetonka Cave in this Forest. Elk, bear, coyotes, grouse, historic Lander Trail, stalactites, stalagmites, Minnetonka Cave.
| | | ID |  | Once referred to as "a dismantled, rock-built city of the Stone Age", Idaho's national reserve has a variety of mammals, birds and reptilian life. Part of Idaho's Minidoka Bird Refuge, sand lizard, watersnake, Douglas fir, sagebrush, pinyon pines, rock formatons, spires.
| | | ID |  | Located in north-central Idaho, Clearwater NF is characterized by the deep canyons of the spectacular Clearwater river gorge. Clearwater river gorge, deep forested canyons, Palouse prairie, Clearwater and Locha rivers, elk and moose.
| | | ID |  | The unique Moonlike landscape encompasses 83 square miles of a stunning array of volcanic feature and an incredible number of plants and animals. Volcanic craters, broken top cones, various lava flows, lava tubes (caves), 148 birds species, 47 mammal species, more than 300 species of plants.
| | | ID |  | The pristine waters of Dworshak State Park create a cathartic wonderland for any visitor. Dworshak Reservoir, swimming, boating, camping, fishing, hiking.
| | | ID |  | Scenic mountains, pristine forests, abundant wildlife, and the crystal clear, azure waters of the largest lake in Idaho await you at Farragut. Black bears, coyotes, bobcats, hawks, ponderosa pine, white pine, Douglas fir, poplar, snow-white mountain goat, Naval museum.
| | | ID |  | Harriman State Park lies in the heart of a 16,000-acre wildlife reserve in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Railroad Ranch historic site, Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, elk, deer, moose, bald eagles, trumpeter swans, and Snake River.
| | | ID |  | The Snake River winds through Hells Canyon, one of the deepest gorges in North America, providing spectacular scenery. Snake River, pheasant, quail, chukar, hawks, eagles, pelicans, herons, swans.
| | | ID |  | 400-year-old ponderosa pines set the perfect backdrop for this majestical getaway. Osprey, blue heron, bear, 400-year-old ponderosa pines, Lake Couer d'Alene.
| | | ID |  | Grand mountain tops, waterfalls, and ancient cedar groves are only a few of the natural phenomenons of the classic Northern Idaho landscape. Waterfalls, crystal clear lakes and rivers, ancient cedar groves, evergreen forests, elk, black bears, woodland caribou, grizzly bears.
| | | ID |  | All that remains of an extinct volcano, Devil's Gate Pass is rich in geological history. 200 species of birds: Canada geese, grebes, bald eagles; 300 species of plants: Sagebrush, Utah juniper; Devil's Gate Pass; Snake River.
| | | ID |  | Diversity from the dry, rugged canyons of the Salmon River to the moist cedar forests of the Selway to the rugged forested canyons of the Clearwater. Rugged canyons, Salmon River, Selway River, Selway Falls, elk, steelhead runs.
| | | ID |  | One of Idaho's beautiful and diverse forests. In one day you can travel from hot desert grasslands through cool conifer forests to snow-capped peaks. Rough granite mountains, high lakes, lush meadows, deep river canyons, Salmon River, Brundage Mtn. Ski Area.
| | | ID |  | Diverse topography ranges from arid sagebrush flats to a lakeside trail; from flat, even ground to steep cliffs; from dense forest to spongy marsh. 150-foot-tall ponderosa pine, osprey, red-tailed hawks, bald eagles.
| | | ID | | Steeped in a history of Jesuit priests, Indian villages, homesteaders and logging camps, Priest Lake provides recreational opportunities and wildlife. Dense cedar-hemlock forests, black bear, moose, bald eagles, stately Selkirk Mountain Range towers nearby.
| | | ID |  | A diversity of landscapes ranging from rugged to forest and from the heights of Idaho's tallest peak to the lower canyon of the Salmon River. Rugged Borah Peak, Lost River Range, Salmon River Mountains, Salmon River, elk, bear, bighorn sheep, moose, mountian goat.
| | | ID |  | Rising from the salt flats north of the Great Salt Lake to the heights of the 12,076-ft glacier carved Hyndman Peak this forest offers diversity. Hyndman Peak, Salmon River, Payette River, Boise River, Wood River, 1,100 lakes.
| | | ID |  | From rolling foothills to rugged, glaciated mountain peaks this is a pristine ecological environment full of mountain ranges and scenic views. Mountain Ranges (Lemhi, Beaverhead, Bitterroot, Teton, Big Hole, Caribou, Snake River), lakes, rivers, Island Park Caldera, wildlife.
| | | ID |  | Winchester Lake State Park surrounds a 103-acre lake, nestled in a forested area at the foot of the Craig Mountains. Winchester Lake, rainbow trout, bald eagles, herons, and wild turkeys.
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