Skiing

The days are getting shorter. The temperatures are getting colder. Snow is already falling at some of Idaho’s mountain resorts. Winter adventures are right around the corner!

It's no wonder people from all over are moving here. It only takes one visit and suddenly its love at first sight.

While Sun Valley may not be America's first ski area, it's considered the country's first destination ski resort.

If you have been suffering Bogus Basin announced that they're reopening for one last hurrah!

Lindsey Vonn directs this new film about her childhood hero, Idaho's Picabo Street, on Peacock.

Did you know that Bogus Basin is the second largest mountain recreation area in Idaho with 2,600 acres? It is also the largest non-profit mountain recreation area in the nation and has been a part of the Treasure Valley for nearly 80 years. Check out the Winter Stats for Bogus Basin and the Winter Operations

With 16 different ski resorts in the state, all boasting different experiences, it might be hard to decide where you want to plan your winter adventure. Here's everything you need to know.

Idaho has some of the most and best hot springs of any other state. As soon as you get into hot springs territory you can hit a few in one day with determination. I LOVE them. My hair and skin always feels amazing for days after a god long soak.

I have not been impressed with the snowfall in the Treasure Valley so far this winter. It has been a mild one which is nothing bad in town, but if you are an avid skier, it may have put a small damper on your plans.

As I was making my daily drive into downtown Boise on 84 today I noticed how white the mountains all of the sudden got. I even pointed it out to Titus in the back seat, "Look how much snow the mountains got buddy!" With all of the craziness yesterday I didn't pay much attention to the weather so it was a fun and beautiful surprise.