Idaho has almost too many charming small towns to count. You could live in Idaho your entire life and still not discover them all! That’s why taking a day trip to explore an Idaho town you’ve never heard of before is always a memorable experience. The tiny town of Grangeville is home to just a few thousand people. It’s not super well-known by most Idahoans, but you’d be surprised by all the neat treasures that are hiding here. Scrumptious eateries, endless recreation, and stunning scenery await you in this small community. Take a look and be sure to plan a trip to this lovely place soon!
Located in the north-central region of Idaho is a town called Grangeville. Just over 3,000 people call this place home, yet you’ll find that this town is just bursting with day-trip-potential for a variety of reasons.
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First off, the town contains a unique and delightful historic charm. This is a town that is still very proud of its roots. The town was initially formed back in the 1860s by prospectors and gold seekers as they crossed the Camas Prairie in their search for riches.
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You’ll find that Grangeville’s downtown area is full of amazing little shops and boutiques to pass the time in. You’ll definitely want to catch a movie at the historic Blue Fox Theatre. Originally opened in 1930, this is by far one of the most historic theaters in the entire state.
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Grangeville dining options may be few, but don’t be fooled. There’s plenty of good food to be found within this small town. The town is home to all sorts of nostalgic diners and cafes.
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Season’s Restaurant is a favorite among locals and out-of-towners for a quick bite to eat. This place serves awesome breakfast dishes along with burgers, sandwiches, steak, and barbecue ribs for lunch and dinner.
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This tiny town is actually known for one thing in particular: Grangeville Border Days. This public celebration takes place on 4th of July weekend and features a variety of family friendly activities such as art shows, parades, and the “world’s largest egg toss”. Oh, and not to mention the state’s oldest rodeo!
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If you’re an outdoor lover, you definitely won’t be disappointed in the recreational activities that are to be had around Grangeville. The Clearwater, Salmon, and Snake Rivers are all in close proximity to town, making Grangeville a top tier whitewater rafting destination.
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Want to see the best that the Camas Prairie has to offer? Take advantage of the horseback tours provided by Whitebird Summit Adventures. On the tour you’ll be led through some of the most historic and beautiful lands situated around Grangeville. It’s an experience you’ll remember for years to come.
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Have you visited Grangeville? This looks like such a delightful town. If you love exploring Idaho’s small towns, you should consider taking this awesome road trip through our state’s most picturesque small towns.
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