Hiking

Over the past couple of days, I've seen friends post some killer photos of their runs in the foothills on Strava. They're giving me some serious FOMO and I have a sudden urge to go explore new trails.

Raise your hand if you've killed a littleb it of time in isolation by getting out for a hike or run in the foothills.

If you're out fishing, hiking, hunting or even bird watching this is a sticky situation that you absolutely do not want to get yourself into.

They're baaaaaaack! And they're here to make you really, really itchy.

Some of them are in areas so remote, the only way people can explain them is by pointing to the skies of above and saying aliens put them there.

If there's one thing my husband absolutely hates, it's when I go into the Foothills without my phone. Between how klutzy I am and the wildlife out there, he's just got this overwhelming fear something bad is going to happen to me.

You may be up to speed on what to look for, but how do you keep your pup safe from Idaho's venomous snakes?

If there's one thing about going for a run in the Boise Foothills that gives me the heebie-jeebies, it's the possibility of coming across one of these slithery guys!

Temperatures are on the rise and the April showers have finally called it quits! That means now is the perfect time to get out and enjoy Idaho's natural beauty!

Give credit to the traveler for getting off the main roads.