Seven Wonders of Idaho
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Idahoans, give thanks for state's splendors
Why not the Seven Wonders of Idaho? We all love to boast about the many splendors of Idaho, whether...
Meet the expert panel
Learn about the folks who chose these special locales.
Seven Wonders of Idaho
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Clearwater and Lochsa rivers: 'You can get to nowhere from here'
Experiencing life in the small towns along the Clearwater and Lochsa rivers in North Central Idaho.
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North Idaho's waters of enchantment
The Great Lakes of North Idaho are as different from parts of southern Idaho as ferns are from sagebrush. And each of the big three lakes — Pend Oreille, Coeur d'Alene and Priest — has its own beauty and distinct character.
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Owyhee Canyonlands: The wildest part of Idaho
The Owyhee Canyonlands is the wildest part of Idaho. You won't find maintained trails and campground here. Whitewater enthusiasts, hunters, hikers and horseback riders come to discover canyons and uplands like no where else in Idaho and few places in the world.
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Flowing lava shapes unearthly land
Craters of the Moon National Monument and Preserve is a land that is testament to the volcanic activity that shaped the landscape near Arco through more than 60 lava flows beginning some 15,000 years ago.
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Heart of Idaho beats in the Salmon River wilds
It's easy to see why the Salmon River and the Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness Area is the first of our Seven Wonders of Idaho. From magnificent, majestic mountains to crystal clear water running in streams, rivers and lakes, from abundant plant and wildlife to the people who live here, ...
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Picking 7 Wonders was no easy task
Choosing seven wonders for Idaho is no cinch. More than 400 Statesman readers suggested attractions from the Sawtooths to the blue turf at Bronco Stadium.
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Central Idaho's stairway to heaven
The sight of the iconic Sawtooth Range is enough to induce a gasp, even if you have seen them a hundred times before. The Sawtooth National Recreation Area is Idaho's playground.
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Read a poem about the Sawtooths by Statesman reporter Jeanne Huff
Olly-olly-in-free, Out of breath, breath You can see whee! It’s never time here in never land. Fish, hunt, climb, Ski, skate, slide, slip into wonderland. This is Idaho’s playground, With star-studded skies and slopes. Laughter trills in the air, vies with...
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About the wonder
Name: Sawtooths, including the Sawtooth National Recreation Area.


