Seeing Wild Idaho

Because You Love Idaho...

Across the four points of the compass, Wild Idaho has few peers: from the Selkirks and the great lakes of the north to the Henry's Fork country in the east; from Hell's Canyon and the Seven Devils in the west to the Foothills out Boise's backdoor — and further south to the incredible Owyhee Canyonlands.

And in the middle of it all, a beautiful expanse of muscular, mountain-rippled Idaho, where rivers roar and wildlife roam as they have forever.

It is surely among the wildest and most pristine places anywhere on the planet. But it won't remain that way without a lot of hard work by concerned people. Like you. Protect this place called Idaho, our home and land of natural wonders.

Explore Wild Idaho, and protect it.

• Boulder-White Cloud Mountains
• Wild Clearwater Country
• Owyhee Canyonlands

Learn what you can do in the wilderness and where you work, play and live. With your help the Idaho Conservation League will safeguard Wild Idaho — its clean water, magnificent wildlands and precious wildlife for future generations.

This digital terrain map of Idaho highlights three important wild areas. Begin your exploration by choosing to view any one of these areas. This will take you to a closer and more detailed terrain map. From there you can choose spots to begin a Virtual Tour while viewing high quality, interactive and immersive 360 degree panorama views.

Join the Idaho Conservation League and help protect Wild Idaho today!

Cubic Panorama Viewing Instructions

After the cubic panorama downloads, you simply click the mouse down on the picture (starting in the center works best) or use the arrow keys to scroll around.

These cubic pans let you scroll to see 360 degrees around as well as the view directly overhead and on the ground.

You can use the "control" and "shift" keys to zoom in and out on the panorama. Set your monitor to view Millions of Colors (Mac) or True Color (24 bit - Windows), if possible.

These panoramas are set to be cached in your browser memory, so once you download them, they will show up immediately when you view them again.

You will need QuickTime to view the interactive panoramas. The QuickTime playback software is cross platform and available at no cost. We suggest downloading the latest version of QuickTime, the industry-leading multimedia software for both Macintosh and Windows platforms.

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