If you ask any Idahoan that’s been here for some time, they’ll tell you that our state has changed a lot over the years. Many of our cities are experiencing rapid population growth and things seem to move faster than they did before. However, there are still many areas of our state that haven’t changed one bit. In fact, you’ll find timeless communities hiding all over the Gem State—you just have to know where to find them. The historic small town of Oakley is a great example of a spot in Idaho where time seems to stand still. Plan a visit and take a trip back in time. There is a wealth of things to do in Oakley, Idaho – a timeless village that is just too charming to resist!

Related Stories

The Brewery In Idaho That Features A Menu Full Of Unique Food Items

The Brewery In Idaho That Features A Menu Full Of Unique Food Items

A Peaceful Escape Can Be Found Along This Year-Round Mountain Trail In Idaho

A Peaceful Escape Can Be Found Along This Year-Round Mountain Trail In Idaho

It's An Epic Outdoor Adventure At Hot Springs Campground In Idaho

It's An Epic Outdoor Adventure At Hot Springs Campground In Idaho

Have you visited this historic small town? If so, what did you think? What places would you recommend to other visitors? What are your favorite spots in Idaho where time seems to stand still? We love to read all about your various experiences, here and elsewhere, in the comments section below!

For more places like Oakley, check out this list of 7 Historic Towns In Idaho You Need To Visit.

If you’d like to explore more of the Gem State, check out this awesome video:

 

 

OnlyInYourState may earn compensation through affiliate links in this article. As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases.

More to Explore

Learn More About Idaho

Where can we find historic homes in Idaho?

  • Standrod Mansion in Pocatello is one of a few homes in Idaho built in a castle-like style which fashions a 16th-century French chateau.
  • The Bown House in Boise is an Italianate-style two-level home built in 1879 out of sandstone.
  • The Clark House in Hayden Lake was once one of the grandest homes in the state with a tennis courts private zoo, riding stables, greenhouses, a putting green, and more.

Read on to learn I more about the many beautiful historic homes in Idaho.

Where can we find hiking trails in Idaho?

  • The Big Elk Creek Trail in Swan Valley features lots of wildlife including black bears, moose, elk, goats, and other creatures.
  • The Table Mountain Trail in Driggs is a lengthy 25-mile hike offering spectacular views of the Grand Tetons.
  • The Saddleback Lakes trails in the Sawtooths offer rock climbing, alpine lake, and rock bed exploration opportunities.

Read on to learn more about the many wonderful hiking trails in Idaho.

What are some road trip destinations in Idaho?

  • Driving the Magruder Corridor Road offers an adventure through Idaho’s remote back-country through the mountains and several small towns.
  • The International Selkirk Loop in Bonners Ferry is the only multi-state, multi-country road trip in the country
  • and one of the top 10 most scenic drives in the Northwest.
  • Drives through both eastern and southern Idaho reveal numerous picturesque waterfalls that attract locals and visitors from all around the state.

Read on to learn more about the many exciting road trip destinations in Idaho.