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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.

Recently, our regular contributor Alice Schenk became the first woman and only the tenth person to summit the high point...
02/14/2025

Recently, our regular contributor Alice Schenk became the first woman and only the tenth person to summit the high points in all forty-four Idaho counties. Read her story in IDAHO magazine's current issue.

I should have let myself off the hook in 2024. Mountain climbing is a serious business and I had spent most of my summer trying to summit a mountain.

Nordic skiing in Blaine County. ~Photos by Larry Cohen.Read IDAHO magazine for true narratives of adventures in the stat...
02/14/2025

Nordic skiing in Blaine County. ~Photos by Larry Cohen.

Read IDAHO magazine for true narratives of adventures in the state, www.idahomagazine.com

Anderson Ranch Reservoir, Elmore County. ~Photo by Chris Minatel.For true first-person narratives set in Idaho, idahomag...
02/14/2025

Anderson Ranch Reservoir, Elmore County. ~Photo by Chris Minatel.

For true first-person narratives set in Idaho, idahomagazine.com

This one stopped for a photo near Crouch last month. ~Photo by Kim Allen-Cameron.
02/13/2025

This one stopped for a photo near Crouch last month. ~Photo by Kim Allen-Cameron.

A squirrel at sunrise on my fence in Canyon County. ~Photo by Helen Goerke.
02/13/2025

A squirrel at sunrise on my fence in Canyon County. ~Photo by Helen Goerke.

Balanced Rock, Twin Falls County. ~Photo by Debbie Cline.Read true Idaho stories, www.idahomagazine.com
02/12/2025

Balanced Rock, Twin Falls County. ~Photo by Debbie Cline.

Read true Idaho stories, www.idahomagazine.com

Beyond the storm south of Burley. ~Photo by Kevin Simmons.
02/12/2025

Beyond the storm south of Burley. ~Photo by Kevin Simmons.

Elk enjoying mild weather in January, Kootenai Valley. ~Photo by Jon Kerby.For personal stories by Idahoans, visit www.i...
02/11/2025

Elk enjoying mild weather in January, Kootenai Valley. ~Photo by Jon Kerby.

For personal stories by Idahoans, visit www.idahomagazine.com

Sunrise over Squaw Butte, Gem County, last month. ~Photos by Edith Williams.
02/11/2025

Sunrise over Squaw Butte, Gem County, last month. ~Photos by Edith Williams.

Old and new livestock guardian dogs on a sheep farm in Emmett. ~Photo by Ron Wingrove.Read true first-person stories of ...
02/10/2025

Old and new livestock guardian dogs on a sheep farm in Emmett. ~Photo by Ron Wingrove.

Read true first-person stories of life and adventures in Idaho, www.idahomagazine.com

Hells Canyon. ~Photos by Karen Kornher.
02/10/2025

Hells Canyon. ~Photos by Karen Kornher.

Black Magic Canyon, Lincoln County ~Photo by Teri Martin-Holland.For first-person narratives by our readers, visit www.i...
02/09/2025

Black Magic Canyon, Lincoln County ~Photo by Teri Martin-Holland.

For first-person narratives by our readers, visit www.idahomagazine.com

Snake River near Perrine Bridge. ~Photo by Thomas Campagna.
02/09/2025

Snake River near Perrine Bridge. ~Photo by Thomas Campagna.

Marsing, Owyhee County. ~Photo by Alex Mercado.
02/08/2025

Marsing, Owyhee County. ~Photo by Alex Mercado.

Felicity and Jimmy Blake with their dogs at Bogus Basin last November. ~ Photo by Michael Nader Dewhirst.
02/08/2025

Felicity and Jimmy Blake with their dogs at Bogus Basin last November. ~ Photo by Michael Nader Dewhirst.

On top of White Bird Hill Summit, Idaho County. ~Photo by Logan Crossley.Read first-person tales of Idaho adventures, ww...
02/07/2025

On top of White Bird Hill Summit, Idaho County. ~Photo by Logan Crossley.

Read first-person tales of Idaho adventures, www.idahomagazine.com

Hailey this winter. ~Photo by Suzie McClure.
02/07/2025

Hailey this winter. ~Photo by Suzie McClure.

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We Tell Idaho’s Story—your story!

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.

Our office is at 1106 W. State St., Ste. B, in Boise, and is open 10-4 Monday thru Thursday, Fridays by appointment only. The page is almost always open.

Nearly 30 of our issues that have been sponsored, and are posted online (permanently) for you to read. You can check them out at: https://www.idahomagazine.com/sponsor/ Double-click on the cover to open the issue, and you can scroll through them. Pop them up to full screen size for easier reading, or you can print, download, link, or share them. Just don’t change them, as they’re copyrighted.

Enjoy what’s here and watch for more. Let us know if you’d like to sponsor an issue. Need a speaker for a conference or meeting? Call Kitty Fleischman at 208 336-0653, or 1-800-655-0653, or you can send me an email at [email protected]. We’ll help you find an issue that’s a good fit for your interests and location.