14 Images That Prove Idaho Might Be the Most Underrated State in America Idaho Galleries by Kate Siobhan Mulligan May 13, 2015 1. You can fly high over Stanley Lake at sunrise. Piper J3 Cub, Stanley, Idaho by Greg Sims on 500px 2. You can take a simple stroll with your horse. Walk Away by Anna Gorin on 500px 3. You can wake up to mornings like this one. Bitterroot Gold by Linda Lantzy on 500px 4. Or wake up to sunrise over Payette River. Payette Morning by Scotty Perkins on 500px 5. Of course, there’s always sunset over Palouse. Palouse Hills by Mei Xiaoguang on 500px 6. You could end your day with a little paddling. Kayaking Paradise by Lance Beck on 500px 7. Some people enjoy the view over Snake River. Snake River by Lucas Beaudet on 500px 8. Winter sunrises aren’t so bad. Winter Sunrise by Brandon Koomler on 500px 9. The wilderness is pretty much your backyard. Bull Elk: making long distant call by Bedobe on 500px 10. Maybe hit some slopes while you’re out there. Backcountry Drop by Cy Whitling on 500px 11. Or maybe you’re more of a waterfall kind of person. Shoshone Falls Twin Falls, Idaho by Mark Duffy on 500px 12. The sunsets can be out of this world. Blood Red Winters Sunset by CDC Photography on 500px 13. You can catch a sunset at the Bruneau Sand Dunes. Walking The Dune by Vincent Anzalone on 500px 14. Or maybe stick around to see the stars. Bruneau Dunes by H Sterling Cross on 500px Trending Now Here’s When You Should Book Airfare Directly Through the Airline Feb 24, 2026 Here's When Buying Two One-Way Flights Is Cheaper Than a Round-Trip Ticket Feb 24, 2026 The 8 Best Places in Mexico for a Romantic Vacation Jan 25, 2026 The 13 Most Beautiful Pink Sand Beaches in the World Feb 15, 2026 Sponsored Saskatchewan’s Skies Are a Stargazer’s Dream. Here’s Where to Go on Your Trip. Jan 7, 2026
