Long Live Idaho

Your best life is within reach.

Discover fun ways to stay physically active and eat healthy.

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250+
outdoor recreational opportunities

Countless
activities and local events

300+
recipes & farmers markets

Connect with incredible outdoor recreation, local events, and fresh produce using Long Live Idaho.

Parks

Parks

Discover more than 250 outdoor recreational opportunities, including local and state parks, national monuments, and waterways. Each listing includes park features, hours, and even turn-by-turn directions.

Active

Active

Search for fun ways to get active --- local groups, awesome spots, and times and activities that suit you.

Events

Events

Check out countless free and low-cost events happening all across Idaho. Search by category, date, location, and cost.

Recipes

Recipes

Browse over 240 delicious, low-cost recipes by category, prep time, or ingredients. Detailed nutrition information included.

Markets

Markets

Find farmers markets in your area, see what produce is currently available, view hours, and get directions with just one tap.

Download the Long Live Idaho App

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Long Live Idaho lives on the internet — you won't find our app in the App Store or on Google Play. Instead, you download the app to your phone, tablet or laptop using a web broswer. Tap the button below right now to view the app and get started!

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About Long Live Idaho

Who We Are

Long Live Idaho is an initiative of Eat Smart Idaho. The app helps Idaho residents and visitors discover fun ways to stay physically active, eat healthy, and find locally-sourced produce across the state.

Eat Smart Idaho

Brought to you by the University of Idaho Extension in the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences, Eat Smart Idaho helps adults and families learn the basics of:

  • healthy eating;
  • smart shopping;
  • food safety;
  • quick meal preparation;
  • management of limited grocery dollars;
  • increased levels of physical activity; and
  • working with a nutrition advisor.

Collaborating with over 200 community partners, our nutrition advisers teach classes for adults and youth in about 37 Idaho counties. Classes are taught at emergency food sites, food stamp offices, adult rehabilitation centers, public housing sites and schools with high numbers of free and reduced lunch participants.

Eat Smart Idaho is supported by two USDA grants:

  1. Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Education (SNAP-Ed) in partnership with the Idaho Department of Health & Welfare and the United States Department of Agriculture Food and Nutrition Service; and
  2. EFNEP (Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program) in partnership with the USDA National Institute for Food and Agriculture.

This project is funded by USDA’s Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). This institution is an equal opportunity provider.