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Idaho Magazine This is the page for IDAHO magazine, a monthly print and online journal written by its readers. We and all lovers of Idaho thank you!

By sending your amazing photos to this page, you help us to market the magazine and stay alive. Our office moved to 1010 N. Orchard, Suite 11, in Boise. We opened up in our new location on Oct. 1, 2020, but with various health issues and Covid-19, we are often working from home. We will be happy to make an appointment through our page to meet with you at our offices. Our page is almost always open.

In Lewiston by the train yard off East Main St. ~Photos by Nicole Moss.To read stories about Idaho written by our magazi...
01/28/2025

In Lewiston by the train yard off East Main St. ~Photos by Nicole Moss.

To read stories about Idaho written by our magazine's readers, visit www.idahomagazine.com

These nature photos are among my favorites of 2024. Locations include the Boise National Forest, Snake River Canyon, and...
01/28/2025

These nature photos are among my favorites of 2024. Locations include the Boise National Forest, Snake River Canyon, and Katherine Albertson Park in Boise. ~Photos by James Little.

A property near Garwood, Kootenai County. ~Photo by Michelle Johnson. When Michelle, her daughter, and her husband Bob m...
01/27/2025

A property near Garwood, Kootenai County. ~Photo by Michelle Johnson. When Michelle, her daughter, and her husband Bob moved recently from Las Vegas to northern Idaho, rural life was a shock. Read Bob’s amusing take on their adjustment: https://www.idahomagazine.com/article/look-deer-idaho/

Near my hometown of Wilder. ~Photos by Jacky Peña.
01/27/2025

Near my hometown of Wilder. ~Photos by Jacky Peña.

01/27/2025

All photos from the Driggs 2025 sculpture contest are by Anna Kirkpatrick.

New Year’s Day was the first snow of 2025 in my backyard in Twin Falls. ~Photos by Pam Streeby Astley.
01/27/2025

New Year’s Day was the first snow of 2025 in my backyard in Twin Falls. ~Photos by Pam Streeby Astley.

These beautiful snow sculptures are from Driggs' 2025 snow sculpture contest. Come and visit them! They will remain in p...
01/27/2025

These beautiful snow sculptures are from Driggs' 2025 snow sculpture contest. Come and visit them! They will remain in place as long as the weather cooperates. All these photos were taken by Anna Kirkpatrick.

Earlier this month at Higgens Point, Lake Coeur d’Alene. This bald eagle momentarily dropped low enough on thermal curre...
01/26/2025

Earlier this month at Higgens Point, Lake Coeur d’Alene. This bald eagle momentarily dropped low enough on thermal currents for this view. The temperature was just above freezing and to get the photograph I hunkered below a riverbank for three hours, trying to stay out a cold 15 mph north wind. ~Photo by Kevin Dockter.

For first-person Idaho stories, visit www.idahomagazine.com

I was taking pictures of the snow in Mountain Home early this month and got divebombed by this crazy little magpie! ~Pho...
01/26/2025

I was taking pictures of the snow in Mountain Home early this month and got divebombed by this crazy little magpie! ~Photo by Linda Lord.

The South Hills, Twin Falls County. ~Photo by Donna Martin.For first-person stories about Idaho and photos, www.idahomag...
01/25/2025

The South Hills, Twin Falls County. ~Photo by Donna Martin.

For first-person stories about Idaho and photos, www.idahomagazine.com

Rainbow trout from a high mountain lake in Lemhi County. I originally thought this was a tiger trout because of its dark...
01/25/2025

Rainbow trout from a high mountain lake in Lemhi County. I originally thought this was a tiger trout because of its dark coloration. ~Photo by Diana Nielson.

He Devil as seen from Sheep Lake in the Seven Devils. ~Photo by Amy Faragher.
01/24/2025

He Devil as seen from Sheep Lake in the Seven Devils. ~Photo by Amy Faragher.

A crop-duster over our farm in Twin Falls ~Photos by Bill Bitzenburg.
01/24/2025

A crop-duster over our farm in Twin Falls ~Photos by Bill Bitzenburg.

Castle Rocks State Park, Cassia County, at sunrise. ~Photo by Connie Stansbury.For true Idaho stories in first person an...
01/23/2025

Castle Rocks State Park, Cassia County, at sunrise. ~Photo by Connie Stansbury.

For true Idaho stories in first person and photography, www.idahomagazine.

Teton Valley near Driggs and Tetonia in eastern Idaho. ~Photos by Thelma Rubio.
01/23/2025

Teton Valley near Driggs and Tetonia in eastern Idaho. ~Photos by Thelma Rubio.

This barn on Cherry Lane in Nampa has since been demolished. The Dodge truck was sitting in the lot next to the barn. Th...
01/22/2025

This barn on Cherry Lane in Nampa has since been demolished. The Dodge truck was sitting in the lot next to the barn. The barn owl was hiding in the barn when it was demolished. ~Photos by Dianne Gohmann-Ekstrom.

For first-person Idaho stories, www.idahomagazine.com

Scenes from the Hailey area. ~Photos by Cathy Thomas.
01/22/2025

Scenes from the Hailey area. ~Photos by Cathy Thomas.

Near Crouch Boise County. ~Photo by Mitzi Truhn.For first-person Idaho stories, www.idahomagazine.com
01/21/2025

Near Crouch Boise County. ~Photo by Mitzi Truhn.

For first-person Idaho stories, www.idahomagazine.com

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Tell us your story! We’ve been publishing monthly since October 2001, and buy all freelance work from people around the state. Our page has photos people have contributed, but our print magazine is history, heritage, recreation and adventure stories. We have zero reporters and zero staff photographers because we want you to tell your own stories. You are our reporters.

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