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Summer weather is finally kicking in, and many of us are ready to head for Idaho’s lakes, reservoirs and rivers to go boating, swimming, flat-water kayaking, whitewater rafting, etc.
If you go, please be aware that Idaho’s rivers are running at flood stage or just below flood stage after we experienced a late snowmelt in mid-June. Rivers are running high on the Coeur d’Alene River in Northern Idaho, the Clearwater and Lochsa rivers near Lewiston, the Snake River in Eastern Idaho, and the Payette River north of Boise, to name a few.
High water flows and cold water are a deadly combination that can cause hypothermia in a matter of seconds if a person falls out of the boat.
Refresh your water safety tips in this week’s Recreate Responsibly Idaho blog.
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BIKING
Ride through astonishing landscapes on road routes and mountain bike trails.
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HIKING & HORSEBACK RIDING
More than 19,000 miles of trails offer easy to moderate hikes and options for horseback riding.
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WATERSPORTS
Float and play on 3,100 miles of recreational rivers and 2,000 named lakes.
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FISHING
On a boat or on a bank, cast a line in our lakes and rivers to create epic fish stories.
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MOTORSPORTS
Head deep into the backcounty to explore on ATVs and dirt bikes.
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CAMPING
Stay the night in the great outdoors to add another day of adventure to the itinerary.
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IDAHO DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
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IDAHO DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND GAME
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