Idaho

Boise is the capital of Idaho. Our map highlights its streets, parks, and of course, the Boise River. It’s often called the “City of Trees”.

Our map of Caldwell shows the city in the Treasure Valley, west of Boise. The Boise River and farmland stretch around it.

Our map of Coeur d’Alene shows the city’s streets, highways, and lakefront. Nestled in northern Idaho, it’s famous for its namesake lake.

Eagle is just west of Boise along the Boise River. This area has winding neighborhoods, greenbelt trails, and farmland beyond.

Explore our map of Idaho Falls on the Snake River. The falls themselves cut right through town. Highways lead into stretches of farmland.

Lewiston appears on the map where the Snake and Clearwater Rivers meet. The city sits in a valley with mountains framing both sides.

Meridian sits between Boise and Nampa. Our map highlights sprawling neighborhoods, Interstate 84, and new growth.

Check out Nampa on our map of the Treasure Valley. The layout includes a central downtown and farmland on the outskirts.

Take a look at Pocatello stretching along the Portneuf River valley. This map shows how the city is framed by mountain ridges.

Post Falls, Idaho lies along the Spokane River near Coeur d’Alene. The river shapes green spaces and recreation areas.

Home to BYU–Idaho, Rexburg is a lively college town. You can easily get around its compact downtown and surrounding streets.

Here’s a simple map of Sandpoint, Idaho. Lake Pend Oreille and the nearby mountains make it one of Idaho’s most scenic spots.

Need directions for Twin Falls, Idaho? Our map shows the famous Perrine Bridge (U.S. Highway 93 over the Snake River Canyon).