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The snow is falling in Idaho. With so many winter sports available - skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, ice skating, and snow tubing - sometimes it's nice to take off the boots and bindings and let someone else do the work. A winter sleigh ride is the perfect treat! Head to Idaho in January for Learn to Ski and Snowboard Month's special deals and offers, and be sure to visit www.idahowinter.org to enter to win an Idaho winter getaway. The For 91 Days bloggers have moved on, but they've posted their travel experiences for all to enjoy!

Get ready for winter fun in Idaho! While we've just had our first snows, it's never too early to start planning for winter fun in Idaho. Enjoy a variety of winter sports and activities including cross country skiing, snow tubing, sleigh rides, snowmobiling, heli-skiing, cat skiing, snowshoeing and ice skating. There are also a number of winter festivals and celebrations taking place across the state. Be sure to visit www.idahowinter.org to enter to win an Idaho winter getaway.

October is the month for haunted houses, harvest festivals, and corn mazes. There are plenty of fall-focused events and activities in Idaho to keep young and old entertained. A bike ride on the Weiser River Trail in southwest Idaho will take you 84 miles through small towns and beautiful scenery. Have you ever wished you could visit a new destination every 91 days? Bloggers For91Days.com do just that, and now they are in Idaho! As we wait for the snow to fall, visit www.idahowinter.org and enter to win weekly winter prizes through March.

In September, fall is just around the corner, so we asked our Facebook friends for their favorite locations to see fall colors and compiled a list for you here. Celebrate the flavors of fall at Idaho’s culinary events and festivals. And if you are looking for a fall getaway, the Sun Valley Resort has you covered with its Aspen Glow golf package.

The August 2012 Adventures in Living Idaho travel newsletter includes a list of events and the final offers for the My ID giveaways. Summer is coming to a close, but there is still plenty of time to enjoy camping and recreation at Idaho's State Parks. Hiking, biking, water sports, star parties, wildlife watching and historical sites are yours to enjoy with a visit to the parks. When camping, try your hand at Dutch oven cooking. For a taste of the West, rustle up some fun at one of Idaho's many fairs and rodeos to experience local flavor and action-packed rodeo events.