All Idaho Tours & Excursions in 2026

If you're hoping to see wildlife in Yellowstone National Park, increase your chances of spotting magnificent animals like wolves, elk, pronghorn sheep, birds of prey, and even bears on this private wildlife tour. It can be daunting to navigate the massive park on your own, but your dedicated driver and guide knows all the best habitats to increase your chances of wildlife sightings on this full-day tour.

Riggings, Idaho, is one of the best places to go rafting in the US. Take this half-day rafting tour on the Salmon River, and safety travel through different levels of whitewater with a guide who gives an orientation beforehand. Plus, this tour makes your experience stress free with a snack, all gear, and round-trip transport from the meeting spot included.

Take an adventurous trip down the Salmon River with this whitewater rafting trip departing from Spring Bar. You and your guide will spend around eight hours in total traversing the 22-mile stretch of scenic river, with a stop along the way for swimming, sunbathing, frisbee, and a catered beachfront lunch.

Explore Boise’s food scene, culture, and history and experience aspects of the city that most tourists miss on this food tour through the historic downtown. Along the way, make plenty of stops for tastings at food stores, markets, and restaurants, with time to visit local parks and landmarks along the way.

Take to the water for an adrenaline-fuelled white water rafting adventure along Idaho’s Salmon River, the ‘River of No Return’. Enjoy spectacular views as you paddle through the canyon and tackle thrilling rapids, then jump in to cool off with a swim or inflatable kayak ride. End your tour with a delicious lunch by the beachside.

This is a woman led and beginner focused trip. Most physically active people should be able to participate in this trip.

Hit the rapids on the Boise River with this hassle-free, small, intimate group tour. All of your safety gear, plus splash tops and bottoms, are provided, so you’ll stay as safe and comfortable as possible. This is an intimate group, so you’ll have plenty of attention from your guide. Besides rafting, you can swim and relax, all the while keeping an eye out for local wildlife along the river.

What is a town? It’s many things, but above all, it’s a reflection of our desires and needs. To truly understand Boise City’s character, dating back to 1863, we must look beyond the stories of the city’s upper-class founders and politicians. Instead, we turn our focus to the everyday people—the misunderstood, the misrepresented, and even the vile. While Boise is often portrayed as a quaint and orderly town where pioneers thrived despite the isolation, there’s a darker side to its history that’s often overlooked. On this tour, I’ll guide you through the shadows of Boise’s past, revealing the macabre, the forgotten, and the unsettling truths that shaped this city. Remember, what holds true for Boise’s history echoes across America’s past as well.

See parts of the Snake River Canyon that can only be accessed by watercraft on a boat tour from Twin Falls. Meet your captain at Centennial Waterfront Park or AWOL Adventure Sports At Centennial Park and head out toward the falls, passing by Perrine Bridge—famous for its daredevil BASE jumpers—along the way. Stop for a swim, if you choose, or stay onboard and marvel at the scenery.

No other tour in the Greater Boise area blends the beauty of the Boise River with the boldness of the city’s urban wine scene quite like this. We’ve hand-picked a walkable or bikable trail of riverside gems—featuring boutique wineries, vibrant eateries, and hidden local hangouts—all infused with Garden City charm. At each stop, guests savor perfectly paired wine tastings (or zero-proof alternatives) and flavor-packed bites that showcase Boise’s growing culinary culture. Along the way, your passionate local guide shares insider stories, tasting tips, and the kind of Boise knowledge only a true wine-loving local would know. With every sip and stroll, you’ll uncover new favorites and enjoy a relaxed, elevated experience that feels indulgent—but never rushed. All tastings, snacks, and curated pairings are included—just bring your love for great wine. Book now and discover why this isn't just a wine tour—it’s a flavorful journey through the heart of Boise’s riverside wine country.

Embark on an unforgettable half-day rafting journey in Riggins, Idaho. Our adventure strikes the perfect balance between exhilarating Class III rapids and the tranquil beauty of the canyon. Ideal for both new and seasoned rafters, our rapids provide safe, yet heart-pounding excitement. Led by expert guides, you'll not only navigate the river safely but also learn fascinating facts about the local ecosystem and history. We pride ourselves on offering top-quality equipment for a comfortable and secure experience, suitable for adventurers aged 8 and up. This makes it a perfect outing for families seeking a blend of thrill and bonding. Don't miss this unique opportunity for adventure, scenery, and fun in Riggins. Book now for a half-day rafting experience that promises excitement, safety, and unforgettable memories!

Explore Coeur d’Alene in Style on a Rydables Tour! Cruise through downtown Coeur d’Alene on Rydables—giant, motorized stuffed animals that turn sightseeing into a whimsical adventure! Imagine riding a sequined unicorn or a playful panda along scenic lakeside paths. These eye-catching, easy-to-operate rides guarantee nonstop smiles and plenty of photo-worthy moments. Your guided tour winds through the heart of Coeur d’Alene, with fun facts and local tips shared along the way. You’ll pass iconic landmarks, charming shops, and scenic landscapes—turning heads as you parade by on your oversized furry friend. Perfect for families, couples, or anyone craving a quirky, unforgettable experience, a Rydables tour is part sightseeing, part parade, and all fun. Saddle up and see Coeur d’Alene like never before—because everything’s more magical on a giant stuffed animal! (Rydables are 4 wheel mobility scooters that travel at a max speed of 8 mph) RIDE. SMILE. REPEAT

Spend a memorable half-day rafting down the Payette River outside of Boise on this action-packed adventure, where your guide takes care of everything from safety to navigation. Paddle with a guided group through thrilling class II and III rapids and also enjoy swimming and gentle floats along the scenic 7-mile stretch.

Join us for a fun and informative guided tour of the historic Crystal Gold Mine, complete with live hand-steeling demonstrations. Our tours feature well-lit concrete walkways and require no climbing, crawling, or stooping, making them accessible and comfortable for all visitors. Each tour includes up to thirty minutes of gold panning and admission to the Miner's Museum, creating an engaging and educational family adventure. Tickets may be purchased in advance, and guests are welcome to arrive at their leisure. Tours depart on the hour throughout the day, with the final tour leaving one hour before closing. Led by professional and courteous guides, the 45-minute tour reveals how and why this hard rock mine was dug. Visitors will have the rare opportunity to see and touch actual gold still embedded in the veins of the rock. With a consistent year-round temperature of fifty degrees and easy concrete walkways, the mine offers a comfortable experience for all ages.

No other tour in Boise combines the thrill of cycling with a deep dive into Idaho’s potato culture quite like this. We’ve hand-selected the city’s most iconic spots—think stunning riverfront parks, historic neighborhoods, and the lively Basque Block—while curating a tater-themed feast that’ll leave you craving more. Along the way, our passionate local guide dishes out fascinating stories and insider tips, helping you see Boise through the eyes of a true Idahoan. From the moment you pedal off, you’ll be treated to scrumptious spud-based snacks, more than enough for a hearty lunch, creative cocktail/mocktail pairings, and an indulgent dessert finale—all included in one immersive ride. Add in top-notch bicycles and helmets plus seamless admission everywhere we go, and all you need to do is show up ready to explore. Book now and discover why “Spuds & Spokes” isn’t just another food tour—it’s an unforgettable Idaho experience that celebrates the best of Boise’s culinary and cultural gems.

When the lights dim in downtown Boise, its forgotten stories begin to emerge. Discover the #1 ghost tour in Boise, a one-mile outdoor walking experience operating nightly, year-round. Led by local guides who know the city's history and haunted legends firsthand, this immersive tour blends documented history with eerie tales that have echoed through Boise for generations. Along the route, you'll learn the haunted history behind iconic landmarks including the historic Owyhee and the Idanha Building, where stories of unexplained encounters, tragic events, and lingering spirits have become part of the city's rich past. Perfect for private groups, bachelorette parties, birthdays, corporate outings, and special events, this unforgettable ghost tour is proudly USMC Disabled Combat-Veteran-owned and women- and minority-led, delivering an evening of authentic history, captivating storytelling, and unforgettable mystery in the heart of Boise.

Spend a Sunday morning in Boise the best way possible…sampling delicious brunch offerings from some of the city’s top breakfast spots. Enjoy a taste of brunch at six downtown eateries with a guided tour of the history and stories of the lovely Capitol District. Take a stroll past the pretty parks and historic architecture as you make you way through this delightful brunch tour.

Connect with nature and get your adrenaline pumping as you navigate the Salmon River on this guided whitewater rafting adventure near Riggins, Idaho. Access rapids you normally wouldn't be able to on your own, including Time Zone, Black Rock, Tight Squeeze, and more. Along the way, stop for a snack break and enjoy the tranquil surroundings before heading back to the launch point.

Combine two scenic attractions on one visit with this guided half-day tour to Shoshone Falls State Park in Twin Falls. Hike around Dierkes Lake on a moderate trail to two hidden lakes, while learning about the flora, fauna and geology along the way. Enjoy sweeping views of the Snake River Canyon from the rim. At Shoshone Falls, enjoy aerial and close-up views from two viewpoints.

Step into the shoes of a newly-minted detective, tasked by Commander Mahoney to solve a gripping case... murder on the streets of Boise. Throughout this crime-solving audio adventure, visit each of the 10 mapped locations. You'll have the option to explore the downtown area using the Walking Map or follow a Driving Map on the city's outskirts. Refer to ‘Meeting Point’ for the starting location. See images for route. Park or stop at each location, listen to the audio story, and put your detective skills to the test by gathering clues and piecing together the evidence. Finally, make your deductions and issue an arrest warrant. Your overall detective skills will be evaluated, culminating in a Case Performance Score to measure your sleuthing prowess. This game is suitable for solo detectives, dynamic duos, or groups of mystery enthusiasts, offering an immersive audio tale filled with intrigue.

Discover the “Niagara of the West” on a half-day tour to Shoshone Falls from Twin Falls, Idaho. Join a small group and travel to the cascading waterfalls on the Snake River and the hydroelectric power plant. Then, head back to Twin Falls for a tour of the city, stopping at the Old Town, warehouse, and downtown districts to explore.

Discover Boise, Idaho in a fun, private way with this app-led scavenger hunt through the city. After downloading the app, follow clues, answer trivia questions, and solve challenges to reveal the next clue. Your hunt takes you to the city’s top landmarks as well as hidden gems, making this a fun activity for tourists and locals alike.

From Old Faithful to Fountain Paint Pot, you’ll see Yellowstone National Park highlights on this full-day tour from Island Park or West Yellowstone. Exploring with a personal guide who knows the landscape, wildlife, and secret spots is a great way to discover the national park's most gorgeous places. Using a spotting scope and binoculars, watch for bison, elk, bears, and wolves as you make your way through Hayden Valley.