The Idaho Panhandle is easily drivable from many places in the Northwest. Tucked between Washington and Montana, this 45-mile-wide finger of mountains, lakes and valleys is just what the therapist ordered.  Click here to read more >>

Starting off with one of the easiest trails, the Upper Falls Community Forest Trail, slightly south of Post Falls, Idaho, is an accessible 3.3-mile out and back trail with a small elevation of 426 feet that leads right up to a waterfall. Click here to read more >>

Escape the ordinary and immerse yourself in the enchanting wonderland of Post Falls, Idaho. Click here to read more >>

Q’emiln Park, nestled in the charming town of Post Falls, Idaho, is renowned for its stunning natural beauty and the easily accessible rock-climbing opportunities it offers outdoor enthusiasts. Click here to read more >>

Yes, Post Falls (the waterfall, not the namesake town) is a melding of manmade and natural elements. And it’s not a hike so much as a casual stroll through the park that gets you to it. But the park is beautiful and the falls are a remarkably intriguing mix of human and natural history that

Hop To It! Discover North Idaho’s Brewery Scene. The annual girl’s trip was coming up and I was ready for a getaway. After two years of travel restrictions, long-distance schooling and remote work… Click here to read more >>