Issue: 2012-11, November 2012 (Princeton)
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A regular hiker in central Idaho's Bighorn Crags tries horse-packing in this time, before exploring the high lakes on foot.

The Crags by Pack Train

A regular hiker in central Idaho's Bighorn Crags tries horse-packing in this time, before exploring the high lakes on foot.
By F.A. Loomis
When the author was growing up in southeastern Idaho's McCammon in the 1970s and 1980s, everybody knew everybody. The impact on her of this connectedness was profound.

Growing up Connected

When the author was growing up in southeastern Idaho's McCammon in the 1970s and 1980s, everybody knew everybody. The impact on her of this connectedness was profound.
By Dana Harris
The author's grandfather grew up in this northern Idaho town, once part of its own Ivy League of railroad stops, including Harvard and Yale.

Princeton–Spotlight

The author's grandfather grew up in this northern Idaho town, once part of its own Ivy League of railroad stops, including Harvard and Yale.
By Tara Roberts
Where Love of Nature and Partner Combine
Redfish Lake

A Couples’ Retreat

By Daniel Claar
Where to Look? Try the Museum
Glenns Ferry

A Family Found

By Richard Bauman
A Newbie Kayaker Encounters the Snake River in a Testy Mood
Shoshone Falls

Face the Falls

By Rebecca Maxwell
A Neophyte Tests the Dirty Waters
Boise

From Couch to Wallow

By Rachel Gattuso
Low-Tech Adventure by Hand and Eye
Statewide

Panorama

By Les Tanner

Idaho Books

Do I Believe in Ghosts?

By Gaye Bunderson
Do Other States Dare Challenge Our Supremacy?
Fremont County

Spuds under Siege

By Paige Nelson
Odd Jobs
Idaho At Large

What Do You Do?

By Steve Carr

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