I never did count whether there were actually a thousand of them, but the many waterfalls pouring out of seemingly nowhere into the Snake River Canyon outside Hagerman, Idaho, are pretty stunning regardless of the exact number. Take a look!
The winter months at the end of 2012 and beginning of 2013 have seen some of the most frigid temperatures and icy conditions in southern Idaho in a long while. With temperatures plummeting below 0F for a few nights and weeks of snowy roads around Boise, it’s been a challenge to take photos without frozen fingers! But I stuck it out a few times, thankfully – here’s a look at our Idaho winter around the Treasure Valley and Idaho City.
The Grand Canyon of Yellowstone National Park is just a little different than the more well-known Grand Canyon in Arizona, but it’s scarcely less majestic. It also has waterfalls and rainbows going for it, which is always a plus. Check out this collection of the beautiful canyon as seen from various sections of the park, such as Artist’s Point, Uncle Tom’s Trail, and the very brink of Lower Falls.
Looking for an alternative to Salt Lake City? Check out beautiful nearby Antelope Island, home to animals such as bison, deer, bighorn sheep, and of course antelope. You’ll catch stunning views of the Great Salt Lake and the nearby Wasatch Range, and if you have time you can even explore historic Fielding Garr Ranch. Check it out!
They may not have the jagged majesty of western peaks, but the northeast’s Adirondacks are still stunning. Check out this selection of landscape beauty from the hike to Snowy Mountain, located in the southern section of the area.
