Idaho Timber Frame Builder

The Aesthetic Charm and Functional Benefits of Timber Frame Homes in Idaho

Idaho comprises seven regions, each boasting unique features. Our timber frame home plans carefully consider various aspects, especially the location of your new home. We ensure that your new home maximizes the benefits of its natural surroundings during the construction process.

Northern
Famed for its vast forests and stunning lakes, northern Idaho provides a perfect blend of excitement and tranquility. Immerse yourself in the region's three ski resorts, sprawling trout-filled rivers, and an extensive network of biking and hiking trails. Northern Idaho is the proud home of the International Selkirk Loop—a distinctive, 280-mile scenic route weaving through Idaho, Washington, and Canada. Recognized as one of only 32 All-American Road National Scenic Byways in the U.S. and ranked among the Top 10 scenic drives in the Northern Rockies, the Selkirk Loop promises a breathtaking journey. Cities include Coeur d’Alene, Sandpoint, Priest River, and Wallace.

North Central
Abundant in stunning wilderness, undulating hills, fertile farmland, and flower-laden meadows, north-central Idaho holds both cultural significance and a plethora of outdoor activities. Explore the diverse sites constituting the Nez Perce National Historical Park, commemorating the history of the Nez Perce (Nimiipuu). Renowned for its rafting and fishing prospects, the region boasts towns like Orofino, Kooskia, and Kamiah, characterized by small-town warmth, serving as ideal base camps for immersive outdoor adventures. Cities include Grangeville, Moscow, Lewiston, and Riggins.

Southwest
Southwest Idaho, hosting the state's capital, Boise, presents a perfect blend of attractions for visitors. From breathtaking hiking and biking trails, flowing rivers, and sand dunes to historical sites, excellent wineries, local craft breweries, and entertainment, this region unfolds a diverse array of easily accessible adventures. Cities include Boise, McCall, and Mountain Home.

South Central
Greetings to deep canyons, towering bluffs, distinctive rock formations, and lava flows! South central Idaho is a haven for geologists, but its landscape also presents exciting adventure possibilities. Central to the region's recreation is the formidable Snake River—pause at the scenic Perrine Bridge spanning the Snake River Canyon, witness BASE jumpers gracefully descending, race along a zipline within the canyon, or explore the numerous waterfalls dotting the area. Cities include Twin Falls, Hagareman, and Burley.

Southeast
For enthusiasts of the great outdoors, Southeastern Idaho stands out as a destination, and the reasons are apparent. Embark on a trek to a secluded mountain lake, traverse extensive hiking and biking trails, discover the Idaho Potato Museum, and conclude the day with a rejuvenating soak in hot springs. History enthusiasts will encounter various sites and museums linked to the Oregon Trail throughout this region, alongside the Fort Hall Replica. Cities include Pocatello, Lava Hot Springs, and Montpelier.

Eastern
Year-round outdoor escapades are plentiful in Eastern Idaho. Serving as an excellent entry point to Yellowstone National Park, this region's distinctive ecosystem offers numerous recreational prospects amidst stunning landscapes. Delight in fishing blue-ribbon trout streams and discover some lesser-known delights—take a lively spin on Rexburg’s antique carousel, savor a huckleberry milkshake in Victor, and relish an evening of classic family enjoyment at the Spud Drive-In in Driggs. Cities include Idaho Falls, Rexburg, and Island Park.

Central
Central Idaho boasts some of the most striking landscapes in the state. Stretching from Redfish Lake to the Salmon River, this region offers an abundance of exhilarating whitewater, alpine lakes, rugged mountain peaks, meadows adorned with wildflowers, and historic mountain towns. As the first and only International Dark Sky Reserve, the stargazing experience in Central Idaho is truly otherworldly. Cities include Sun Valley, Stanley, Slamon.