Cambridge: Idaho’s Go-To City for a Simple and Country-Side Vibe Getaway
The second largest city in Washington County, Cambridge is considered to be the gateway to Hells Canyon National Recreational Area from the east in Idaho. It was founded in the year 1900. It is a community of small ranching, farming and logging, has a hot summer continental climate and moist and cold winters. Served by the U.S. Highway 95, it connects its people to the Council and New Meadows, to Payette and Weiser to the north and then to the south.
Best Time to Visit
July is considered to be the hottest month, and in contrary, January is the coldest. Months of May up until September are the ideal times to explore the city as it generally has an average temperature. The Rush and Creek Stampede is an annual marathon for kids held during October, which raises funds for the benefit of Upper Country Education Foundation. The Hells Canyon Days is also one of the most anticipated events in Cambridge that is held in June where tourists can witness art shows, bull riding, rodeo, concerts, car shows and food buffets.
What to Do & Area Attractions
Cambridge Museum showcases the history of Cambridge from 1869 until 1930, where its geology and its fondness in farming as well as Indian life are also included. Mundo Hot Springs is also worth their itinerary list as it has a Geothermal Hot Pool, where RVs and tents are available for renting as well. If outdoor adventures suites their taste, America’s Rafting Company is ready to satisfy the craving. The Cambridge House Bed & Breakfast is a top-rated hotel nearby as well as Elhom Bed and Breakfast, very convenient should the tourists decide on resting their tired souls from exploration.