With many transportation options to choose from, including air, ground and train service, the possibilities are endless. Just pick a path and go for it.

Airline Service

Boise

Idaho Aviation System Airports

Idaho Falls

Ketchum/Sun Valley

Lewiston

McCall

Moscow/Pullman

Pocatello

Salmon

Spokane, WA

Twin Falls

Bus Service

Greyhound Bus Service
Sun Valley Express
Northwestern Stage Lines
Salt Lake Express

Interstate Highways

There are two major interstates that run through Idaho: I-84 in the southern part of the state and I-90 in northern Idaho, along with many state highways that can get you from north to south and all around.

For more information on state highways and the interstate system in Idaho, please visit the Idaho Transportation Department website.

Train Service

Serves North Idaho Only
Amtrak
Sandpoint, ID (SPT)
450 Railroad Avenue
Former Northern Pacific Station
Sandpoint, ID 83864

Idaho Gateway Visitor Centers

Visitor information on area restaurants, shopping, lodging and activities can be found at any one of the state’s many visitor centers. Idaho offers three gateway visitor centers strategically located to serve you including Huetter Visitor Center on Interstate 90 as you enter from Washington into northern Idaho, Snake River View Visitor Center located on Interstate 84 as you enter southern Idaho from Oregon and Cherry Creek Visitor Center near Malad as you enter southeastern Idaho from Utah. For a listing of all of Idaho’s visitor centers go to the visitor center webpage.

511 Service

Idaho has a new service available for travelers. 511 Service offers information on road conditions, road construction updates and weather, along with tourism information, state parks and recreation information, scenic byways and a historical marker guide. As you are traveling to or through Idaho, you can dial 511 and be connected with this service or online at www.511.idaho.gov.

Mileage Charts

Weather/Climate