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The Chase of a Lifetime is in Bear Country. Join the Expedition.
From first-timers to paddlers experienced enough to help first-timers, here’s how to safely float our home water from north to south through Idaho Falls.
The Gem State is the nation’s top potato producer generating one third of the potatoes produced in the United States.
This is how to properly fit and fill your pack before you put it on your back.
Here’s EIO’s 2022 gear roundup.
Whether on a week-long trip or an afternoon ride, if you are on a road bike it’s because you are not in a hurry.
Randy and Karen Reed decided to convert one of their greenhouses into a butterfly haven after over thirty years of producing tomatoes and herbs for various grocery chains.
Idaho is known for its winter wonderland. And that only means one thing comes in spring and summer: water.
Join Kris Millgate on her journey to transport an injured bird and learn who to contact if you find one in need yourself.
Celebrate the unbelievable migration of salmon with Tight Line Media and Idaho Museum of Natural History Sept. 2.
Kris Millgate discovered her story-telling grit long before she entered the world of book publishing.
Yellowstone isn’t a zoo, so watch yourself. Here’s what NOT to do when you visit the nation’s first national park, a park more than 4 million people visit annually.
Living anywhere in Idaho one can frequently experience surprising and delightful encounters with wildlife.
What makes a trip to Yellowstone or Grand Teton National Park memorable? The answer is simple—the sights you see and the memories you create.
There are so many ways to get involved in environmental and conservation efforts. You can start by joining one of these local groups.
Take a weekend off or plan your summer early with these scenic camping locations throughout Eastern Idaho.
The Idaho Falls Earth Day Celebration will continue to bring people together from our local community again this year as a virtual event.
If you’ve never been, go. If you’ve already been, go again. Darby Canyon, just outside of Driggs, offers hikers a double whammy at the end.
Road trips are all about the sights—what you see at lookouts, in the woods and on the river.