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Tautphaus Park Zoo - Features a wide variety of exhibits and more than 300 animals. Attractions you must see include Primate Discovery Center, the African Penguins and Asian Adventure. Make sure to stop by the Children's Zoo as well!
University of Idaho - Located in the town of Moscow, just north of Lewiston. This university proudly boasts nine academic colleges and a graduate college, and is home to nearly 12,000 students and thousands of staff members. Tours of the campus are available during weekday hours.
Boise River - A favorite locale on hot summer days. You can get in your inner tube, raft, canoe or kayak in Barber Park just east of Boise, and begin a five-mile float trip. Provides a variety of unique scenery, both urban and rural.
Idaho Falls - The seasonal sunny skies and warm days provide an awesome setting for hiking, biking, boating and horseback riding in the area. The winters are great for skiing and snowmobile adventures!
Bronco Stadium - Touts the world's only blue football field. The campus is located adjacent to the Boise River, providing a scenic view of the foothills that offer unlimited year-round recreation opportunities.
Bruneau Dunes State Park - The state park includes a variety of landscapes including desert, dune, prairie, lake and marsh habitat. Activities include bird watching, hiking and viewing the stars at Idaho's only public observatory.
Bogus Basin Ski Area - Features more than 2,600 acres for skiing and snowboarding. In addition, the mountain is home to two freestyle terrain parks and a tubing hill. Skiing and snowboarding lessons are offered.
Silverwood - Spend a day with the whole family at Silverwood, an amusement park which pits the best of the classics alongside modern day marvels.
Wild Waters - World-class water park at Wild Waters, a destination which combines amusement with the ultimate in water technology for a day full of fun! Wild Waters is a premier waterpark to delight the entire family.
Canoe Idaho - Headquarters at a very distinctive location: it is at this point that Lewis and Clark, the legendary explorers, finally reaches navigable waters,
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