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Dear Visitor, Welcome to our beautiful state. Make yourself at home! You’ll learn all about Idaho’s remarkable geographic diversity and the endless recreational opportunities that attract more than 30 million people from all over the world each year. Idaho is home to hundreds of miles of mountain biking trails and more whitewater than any other state in the Lower 48. There are mountains and sand dunes to climb, lakes to fish, 18 ski resorts for winter and summer fun, and both indoor and outdoor water parks that are among the finest in the nation. Idaho also is one of the best and most cost-effective places in the country to locate a business. You’ll find the quality of our workforce and the hospitality of our people to be second to none. Come and explore our wonders. I think you’ll agree that Idaho is a great place to visit—and an even better place to live, work, and raise a family. As always—Idaho, “Esto Perpetua.” Governor C.L. “Butch” Otter and First Lady Lori Otter BLISS. JUST A STONE’S THROW AWAY. In 1863, President Abraham Lincoln signed the Idaho Territory Act, which made Idaho part of the United States. Nestled against the western side of the continental divide of the Rocky Mountains, Idaho remains a vast and diverse state 150 years later. Ernest Hemingway once quipped, “A lot of state, this Idaho, that I didn’t know about.” Since you’ve picked up our Official Travel Guide, you must want to learn more. Northern Idaho gleams with emerald green hillsides and sparkling lakes of all sizes. Rugged mountains, wilderness areas, and rolling farmland make up central Idaho. The Snake River Plain, with its wide-open vistas, lush farmland, and vibrant cities, forms the character of southern Idaho. Around every bend you’ll find spectacular scenery and abundant recreational opportunities. You’ll also find a place that’s unhurried, unspoiled, and unassuming—perfect for your own “Adventure in Living.” You may visit Idaho for its natural beauty and outdoor recreation, but you’ll find a great business climate here as well. In 2012, Idaho was ranked #1 Most Friendly State for Small Business by the Kauffman Foundation. The Bureau of Labor Statistics scored Idaho # 3 for Highest Projected Percentage Job Growth for 2008-2018. Add in the state’s affordable cost of living, low power rates, and enthusiastic workforce, and you have an equation for success. Take a closer look at www.commerce.idaho.gov.
We can’t compete with the beauty of Idaho. But that doesn’t stop us from trying. Whether you’re visiting Silverwood Theme Park, taking in the breathtaking waterfalls, shopping in Boise or enjoying a cruise on board the Red Lion River Queen, something tells us you’re going to need a good night’s sleep. 800–Red Lion redlion.com 6692/0912
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