Dangerousroads.org has the summit listed as one of the highest paved roads in the state. It certainly has its twists and turns, but isn't even close to the worst road I've traveled as far as safety is concerned.
Dangerousroads.org has the summit listed as one of the highest paved roads in the state. It certainly has its twists and turns, but isn't even close to the worst road I've traveled as far as safety is concerned.
Dangerousroads.org has the summit listed as one of the highest paved roads in the state. It certainly has its twists and turns, but isn't even close to the worst road I've traveled as far as safety is concerned.
Dangerousroads.org has the summit listed as one of the highest paved roads in the state. It certainly has its twists and turns, but isn't even close to the worst road I've traveled as far as safety is concerned.
Get ready for a hot, smoky weekend, Boise. Here s the latest on fires, Idaho air quality Jacob Scholl, The Idaho Statesman
Jul. 9 As the Boise area and much of Idaho continue a streak of temperatures nearing or breaking into the triple digits, the other summertime threat is starting to emerge: wildfires.
Residents of the Treasure Valley and South Idaho likely will see a smoky weekend, as wildfires in Idaho, Oregon and Northern California produce nasty air that started lofting into the area Friday.
Mike Toole, a regional airshed coordinator for the Idaho Department of Environmental Quality, told the Idaho Statesman on Friday that smoky conditions will last through at least Sunday and potentially into early next week. The Boise area will see mid- to moderate levels of smoke, Toole said, with the air quality index in the moderate level.