The 7 Best Sightseeing Tours in Idaho!
Idaho is one of the most gorgeous states in the union. From historic mines to magnificent caves, there’s plenty of stunning sights to see. If you’re looking for a more in-depth experience of what Idaho has to offer, check out these 7 great sightseeing tours.
Sierra Silver Mine Tour, Wallace, ID
The Sierra Silver Mine Tour in the Coeur d’Alenes, Idaho area lets visitors see a unique part of Idaho. Bask in the 130-year history of Coeur d’Alene silver mining with “first-hand accounts, historically and technically accurate narratives, explanations or exhibits,” and more.
Boise Bicycle Tour, Boise, ID
One of the best ways to get to know a new city is from a bicycle. Boise happens to be a very bicycle-friendly place, and Boise Bicycle Tours makes seeing the city this way a breeze. You’ll stop by many of the most historic attractions, and even craft beer spots.
Teton Aviation Center, Driggs, ID
Idaho has many beautiful mountain ranges, and there’s no better way to experience them than from the air. Book a scenic airplane tour with Teton Aviation Center to get up-close-and-personal with up to seven mountain ranges.
Selkirk Powder, Sandpoint, ID
Love to ski? Then you’ve got to check out Selkirk Powder. They have 100,000 acres of snowmobiling and sightseeing tours, in addition to unspoiled heli-skiing available by air.
Crystal Gold Mine & RV Park, Kellogg, ID
If silver won’t do, then consider the Crystal Gold Mine in Kellogg, Idaho. It’s the only 1880s underground gold mine tour in the Northwest.
Idaho Wine Tours, LLC., Caldwell, ID
The Idaho Wine Tour offers “quality wine tasting experience.” They offer tours of up to 13 vineyards in the Idaho area on a custom bus with seats for 10. Tasting fees are included with your tour.
Shoshone Ice Caves, Shoshone, ID
Descend into the depths of a 100-foot-deep ice cave. One of the most beautiful natural wonders in Idaho, the cave is open May through September with entry fees ranging between $6-$10, depending on age.
