You're Really Living . . . In Idaho!
 Idaho is truly an outdoor lover's paradise, with vast stretches of diverse wilderness from North Idaho's rainforest, to the high desert desolation of theSnake River Basin and Owyhee Canyonlands and our famous River of No Return Wilderness. Farming and ranching communities of Shelley, Burley, Jerome, and Fairfield surround Sun Valley, America’s first destination ski resort, whose splendour has attracted generations of celebrities.
 Idaho Landmarks include fascinating formations and recreational climbing opportunities in South Central Idaho's City of Rocks, and the cascading water of Shoshone Falls. .
The Oregon Trail cris-crosses the state, marked at points with historic interest areas such as East Boise's Oregon Trail Reserve.
 Idaho's state Capitol is Boise, a growing and economically diverse community. Many state universities are based in the Capitol city, including the base of Boise State University, and continuing education satellites for Moscow's University of Idaho, and Pocatello's Idaho State University.
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