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This is the page for IDAHO magazine, a monthly journal written by its readers. 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.

09/01/2024

The Idaho side of the Palouse. ~Photos by Hannah Grieser.

09/01/2024

Caldwell. ~Photo by Lisa Dunlap.

09/01/2024

We recently donated a full set (23 years next month) of IDAHO magazine's monthly issues to Kooskia Library and received this lovely thank you note from Crystal Paul. Happy reading, Kooskia.

08/31/2024

Smoky Bar area, Sawtooth National Forest, and the night sky there. ~Photos by Miguel Medina.

08/31/2024

Moose at Big Springs, Island Park. ~Photos by Sonya Moon.

08/30/2024

Palouse sunset. ~Photos by Daniel Roe.

08/30/2024

Meridian farm and cloud pattern. ~Photos by Eric Larsen.

08/29/2024

Turkey vulture above the hills at Lucky Peak Nursery, Boise. ~Photo by Marci Howells.

08/29/2024

Twin Falls. ~Photo by Cassandra Tully.

08/28/2024

An elk and a sunset, both on Luke’s Gulch Road near Grangeville. ~Photos by Ayla Wintersun Campbell.

08/28/2024

Up by Stanley. ~Photo by Jordan Falkner.

08/27/2024

Flowers around Boise: Arrowleaf balsamroot in the foothills; water lily in Albertson Park; bumblebee on purple coneflower; fireweed and Alberta beardtongue, both in Boise National Forest. ~Photos by James Little.

08/27/2024

Dierkes Lake, Twin Falls. ~Photos by Pachina Waite.

08/26/2024

Lake Lowell and Wilson Ponds, Canyon County. ~Photos by Jeff Stallings.

08/26/2024

Hiking to Mount Jefferson in the Caribou-Targhee National Forest. Stunning flowers and landscapes.~Photos by Alice Schenk.

08/25/2024

Teepee Rocks on Trapper Creek Road past the Oakley Dam. ~Photos by Melissa McBride Simmons.

08/25/2024

Trek to Buffalo Hump and Wild Horse Lake, Idaho County. ~Photos by Christina Kempton Richardson.

08/24/2024

Two pelicans on the Snake River in Hells Gate Park. Glenn Olsen (my husband) in the background of the first image. ~Photos by Michele Olsen.

08/24/2024

Pyramid Lake in the Idaho Panhandle. ~Photos by Kyle Cossairt.

08/23/2024

Boiling Springs above Crouch. ~Photo by Christina Lopez.

08/23/2024

Views from Mount Harrison, Albion Mountains, with music. Video by Gordan Hardcastle.

Updated with aerial footage 4/6/2024. 4K scenic vistas, beautiful wildflowers & peaceful music. Summertime views from the top of Mt. Harrison in Southern Ida...

08/22/2024

Near Cottonwood: an old barn and an old homestead. ~Photos by Carrie Coen.

08/22/2024

Canola and clouds, Moscow. ~Photo by Nita Robinson.

08/21/2024

Three Boundary County images: Valley bottom at Bonners Ferry; Rock Creek; and Northern Lights at Rock Creek. ~Photos by Michelle Muir.

08/21/2024

When UP844 came to visit Pocatello in 2017. ~Photo by Stefano Carini.

08/20/2024

Sunset on the Clearwater River overlooking the Lenore Bridge. ~ Photo by Lena Anglin Folk.

08/20/2024

Deadwood Reservoir and Johnson Creek, both in Valley County. ~Photos by Scott Mocaby.

08/19/2024

Two iconic scenes: City of Rocks and Snake River Canyon at Twin Falls. ~Photos by Jean Wolford Photography.

08/19/2024

Took a drive downriver this spring, Salmon River in Salmon. ~Photos by Beth Cereghin Schroder.

08/18/2024

Webster’s Dam near Rexburg. ~Photo by Bryce Graham.

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Videos

Wild Horses

Wild horses on Soldier Cap in the Owyhee Mountains. ~Video by Tom Lopez.

Mule deer near Inkom. ~Video by Laurie Reynolds.

Morning breakfast on Table Rock. ~Video by Tom Lopez.

A 20-second time lapse of Mount Borah from the Upper Pahsimeroi Valley. ~ Video by Tom Lopez.

Elk at Table Rock

Elk crossing Table Rock Road. A nice addendum to my January article. ~Video by Tom Lopez. To complement this amazing video, everyone can read Tom’s story on Table Rock and see his great photos free for the next few days: https://www.idahomagazine.com/article/morning-walks-table-rock/

Let it snow! Let it snow! Let it snow! Video by Ginger Garcia

IDEAL for education

Hungry Hummingbirds

He's making a list and checking it twice!

Bison Boys

Spring at Lower Elk Falls

The Coyote

Boise River float!

The moose who came to lunch

Ladybugs gathering on Gray's Peak in the Pioneers

...but can he dance?

The Traffic Jam,

Waiting for snow in Twin Falls!

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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.