Idaho Magazine

Idaho Magazine This is the page for IDAHO magazine, a monthly print and online journal written by its readers. We and all lovers of Idaho thank you!

By sending your amazing photos to this page, you help us to market the magazine and stay alive. Our office moved to 1010 N. Orchard, Suite 11, in Boise. We opened up in our new location on Oct. 1, 2020, but with various health issues and Covid-19, we are often working from home. We will be happy to make an appointment through our page to meet with you at our offices. Our page is almost always open.

Boise Foothills, June 2023. ~Photo by Eleni Brewster.
05/08/2025

Boise Foothills, June 2023. ~Photo by Eleni Brewster.

East Fork Sinker Creek, Owyhee County, November 2024. ~Photo by Ethan Edwards.
05/08/2025

East Fork Sinker Creek, Owyhee County, November 2024. ~Photo by Ethan Edwards.

Barn in Jerome County, March 2025. ~Photo by Michelle Chadd.Read true stories by Idahoans, www.idahomagazine.com
05/07/2025

Barn in Jerome County, March 2025. ~Photo by Michelle Chadd.

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Sandhill cranes courting, Bear Lake County. ~Photo by Dave Bower.
05/07/2025

Sandhill cranes courting, Bear Lake County. ~Photo by Dave Bower.

Rainbow bridge over the Snake River Canyon, Twin Falls. ~Photo by David Gasser.See Idaho, www.idahomagazine.com
05/06/2025

Rainbow bridge over the Snake River Canyon, Twin Falls. ~Photo by David Gasser.

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Reynolds Creek Trail in August. ~Photo by Steph Leftwich.
05/06/2025

Reynolds Creek Trail in August. ~Photo by Steph Leftwich.

Corral City, Camas County, June 2023. ~Photo by Kim Allen-Cameron.Experience Idaho, www.idahomagazine.com
05/05/2025

Corral City, Camas County, June 2023. ~Photo by Kim Allen-Cameron.

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Bridge and creek in the Jerry Johnson Hot Springs area, Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forests. ~Photo by Wyatt Jackson.
05/05/2025

Bridge and creek in the Jerry Johnson Hot Springs area, Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forests. ~Photo by Wyatt Jackson.

Moonrise, east of Hailey, Blaine County. ~Photo by Rob Marcroft.
05/04/2025

Moonrise, east of Hailey, Blaine County. ~Photo by Rob Marcroft.

Last summer on Panther Creek, Lemhi County. Sad to see the Cobalt Guard Station in bad shape. ~Photos by Diana Nielson.
05/04/2025

Last summer on Panther Creek, Lemhi County. Sad to see the Cobalt Guard Station in bad shape. ~Photos by Diana Nielson.

Ranch at Bear, Adams County, in 2019. ~Photo by Marilyn Gathagan.See Idaho, www.idahomagazine.com
05/03/2025

Ranch at Bear, Adams County, in 2019. ~Photo by Marilyn Gathagan.

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In Oneida County in April, a great horned owl, bald eagles, and an osprey. ~Photos by Val Nielsen.
05/03/2025

In Oneida County in April, a great horned owl, bald eagles, and an osprey. ~Photos by Val Nielsen.

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We Tell Idaho’s Story—your story!

Tell us your story! We’ve been publishing monthly since October 2001, and buy all freelance work from people around the state. Our page has photos people have contributed, but our print magazine is history, heritage, recreation and adventure stories. We have zero reporters and zero staff photographers because we want you to tell your own stories. You are our reporters.

Our office is at 1106 W. State St., Ste. B, in Boise, and is open 10-4 Monday thru Thursday, Fridays by appointment only. The page is almost always open.

Nearly 30 of our issues that have been sponsored, and are posted online (permanently) for you to read. You can check them out at: https://www.idahomagazine.com/sponsor/ Double-click on the cover to open the issue, and you can scroll through them. Pop them up to full screen size for easier reading, or you can print, download, link, or share them. Just don’t change them, as they’re copyrighted.

Enjoy what’s here and watch for more. Let us know if you’d like to sponsor an issue. Need a speaker for a conference or meeting? Call Kitty Fleischman at 208 336-0653, or 1-800-655-0653, or you can send me an email at [email protected]. We’ll help you find an issue that’s a good fit for your interests and location.