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7 Things To Do This Fall In Idaho

Check out these 7 things to do this fall in Idaho.

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7 Things To Do This Fall In Idaho

Summer coming to an end means two things, the beginning of a new school year and the beginning of the season of fall. The coming of fall also means the arrival of the changing of the leaves, pumpkin patches, cozy sweaters, coffee shops and colder weather. There are so many to do in Idaho, especially during the season of fall, here is a list of things to check out.

1. The Green Belt - Boise, ID


The Greenbelt in Boise, ID is one of the most beautiful nature walks in the state. It lines the Boise River and in the fall, the hundreds of trees trade their emerald green for brilliant shades of crimson, orange and amber. It is a breathtaking walk and its beauty is amplified during the fall months, and it is also free.

2. Spirit of Boise Balloon Classic - Boise, ID

The Spirit of Boise Balloon Classic occurs every year and this year it takes place August 31st - September 4th. There are tons of activities to take part in including watching the balloons take off and going to the Nite Glow balloon show on Friday. It is also a free event and something worth seeing.

3. Fall Fest - Sandpoint, ID

Fall Fest in Sandpoint is a fall dream for everyone, especially those who are 21+. As their 24th annual Fall Fest, Schweitzer Mountain Resort knows how to throw an event and they feature 8 bands over 3 days and they have over 60 microbrews and local wines and hard ciders. They also feature attractions for children and it takes place September 3rd - September 5th!

4. Art in the Park - Boise, ID

September 9th - September 11th marks the 62nd annual Art in the Park in Boise, ID at Julia Davis Park. Presented by the Boise Art Museum, Art in the Park features art, vendors, food, live performances and activities for all ages.

5. Mountain Home Highland Games & World Fair/ IHGF Light Weight World Championship - Mountain Home, ID

3 days full of fun, competition, food, kilts and Scottish accents. Check out the Highland Games in Mountain Home as they host the Lightweight World Championships and see all the action as you drink local alcohol and eat delicious food. This event is October 7th - 9th and not one to be missed.

6. The Harvest Festival - Jerome, ID

The same weekend as the Highland Games is the Harvest Festival. On October 8th you can get your first taste of fall with cider, pumpkins, food and fun for the whole family.

7. Sun Valley Jazz and Music Festival - Sun Valley, ID

During the weekend of October 19th - October 23rd check out over 40 jazz bands up in Sun Valley, ID. Not only is there beautiful music, but the scenery is gorgeous and there are tons of activities for the whole family.

With fall quickly approaching there are tons of things to do in Idaho to reflect how beautiful the season and the state are. Check out some of these events and have a wonderful season.

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