View a sample of our Autumn issue
Your State,
Your Stories
Immerse yourself in captivating photography, thrilling outdoor stories, geology, history and culture features, inspiring artist spotlights, insightful business reviews, driving adventures, day hikes, state park spotlights, reader opinions, a featured destination and so much more.
Join us in appreciating the greatness of the Gem State as we transition through the seasons.
Our Story
At Seasons of the 208, we are passionate about sharing the unique character of Idaho. Our mission is to bring together the diverse elements that make the state remarkable. Through compelling visual narratives and engaging content, we showcase the essence of the state of Idaho and the people who make it exceptional in a full color quarterly publication, printed on premium paper.
Autumn's Issue is coming Sept. 1st
In this Issue
From the Publisher
Table of Contents
Contributors Page
Outdoors in Idaho~ Reader Submitted Feature Stories (x2)
Poetry of Place~ Column by Leland Howard
Inspired by Nature~ Artist Spotlights (x4)
Idahome Essay~ (reader submitted)
Idaho Gems (History, Geology and Culture pieces)
In Business in Idaho~ Business Spotlights (x6)
Wild in Idaho~ Elk
One Incredible Idahoan
Hiking Idaho- Day Hike Feature
Photo Essay~ Intricate Autumn
Destination- Silver Valley
Calendar of Events
Mind Games- Brain Puzzles
Opinion~ Conservation (reader submitted)
Season's Bounty- Potatoes
From Nature's Journal- Column by Shane Davila
New to the Sport (learning a new Idaho pastime)- Backpacking
Epic Idaho (Photo spread)
Adventures Ahead -Teton Valley (seasonally appropriate day trip)
State Park Spotlight- Land of the Yankee Fork
Professional Perspective~ "All Shook Up" USGS Interview
A Bygone Era (historical short)
Ode to Idaho~ Poetry Feature
Correction: Due to an unfortunate layout error, part of a story ran following the end of Shane Davila's piece, "A strong sense of community" in the Autumn 2025 issue of Seasons of the 208. The story should have ended with "This state, with its deep silences, strong communities, and enduring values, reminds me who I am and what matters most. That’s what makes Idaho my home—my Idahome." We regret the mishap.