Of the hundreds of comments we've received on the Idaho Bucket List we published last week, two things are abundantly clear: Idahoans are passionate about their state, and 75 simply isn't enough to create a complete bucket list.
In all honesty, we knew both of those things going into the project.
The three things most-suggested that we didn't include in the original bucket listwere to visit Priest Lake, summit Mt. Borah, and soak in Lava Hot Springs.
We rounded up many of the suggestions you sent us, and have 35 more things to add to the Idaho bucket list!
110. Bike or ski at Schweitzer Mountain.
109. See the Mormon Temple in Idaho Falls.
108. See the City of Rocks in Cassia County.
107. Tour a fish hatchery.
106. Take a dip in Bear Lake, a lake on the border with Idaho and Utah.
105. Visit the Morley Nelson Snake River Birds of Prey National Recreation Area 20 miles south of Boise.
104. Dig for garnets outside Clarkia.
103. See Number Hill in Arco.
102. Attend the Eastern Idaho State Fair.
101. Visit Register Rock, located in Massacre Rocks State Park near American Falls, to see names carved by pioneers passing through.
100. Stand at the top of the Salmon, Payette and Boise River systems in the Sawtooths.
99. Take a fall drive from Boise to Moscow.
98. Get an 'atomic burger' at Pickle’s Place in Arco.
97. Play a tune at the Yellow Pine Harmonica Festival.
96. Sample Idaho-grown wine at a local winery.
95. See a porcupine race on July 4 in Council.
94. Attend the Caldwell Night Rodeo.
93. Attend Paul Bunyan Days in St. Maries.
92. Visit outdoorsman Buckskin Bill’s place, now a museum, along the Salmon River.
91. Visit the Monastery of St. Gertrude in Cottonwood.
90. Camp in a national forest.
89. Attend the Sun Valley Film Festival.
88. Attend the Shoshone-Bannock Indian Festival in Fort Hall.
87. Dig your own Idaho potatoes.
86. Snowmobile to the top of the Selkirks in north Idaho.
85. See the Idaho Falls fireworks show on July 4.
84. Tour the Old Idaho State Penitentiary.
83. Slide down the natural waterslide at Lion’s Head near Priest Lake.
82. Attend the annual Orofino Lumberjack Days.
81. Attend a Braun Brothers concert.
80. Summit Mt. Borah, Idaho’s tallest peak.
79. Stay at the Dog Bark Park Inn, known as “the world’s largest beagle-shaped” bed and breakfast in Cottonwood.
78. Soak in Lava Hot Springs.
77. Visit Mesa Falls near Ashton.
76. Swim in Priest Lake.
Plus, here are more of your comments we received on Twitter.
Happy adventures.
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