For 91 Days in Idaho

Adventures, anecdotes and advice from three months exploring Idaho

For 91 Days we lived in Idaho. Famous for its potatoes and little else, this state is easily one of the USA’s most under-appreciated. We explored the entire state for three months, from the fields of the south to the mountain ranges of the north, with some of the country’s most bizarre and remote nature in between.

Whether you're planning your own journey to Idaho, or just interested in seeing what makes it such a special state, our articles and photographs should help you out.

Go West, Young Men!

Since we're never on one continent for long, we don't own a car. But during our 91 days in Idaho, the ability to drive was an absolute requirement. Luckily, my parents generously let us borrow their second car. "If that's the price of having you in America", reasoned my mother, "then I suppose it's worth it". Yep, mom, that's the price. Now give me the keys.

Howdy Idaho!

After 91 busy days spent in the South Korean metropolis of Busan, we were ready for something completely different. So I grabbed a thesaurus and flipped to the "K" section. It's a strange and little-known fact, but it turns out that the antonym of "Korea" is "Idaho". Exact opposites. And just like that, our next destination was set!