It’s currently huckleberry season in Northern Idaho and other parts of the state. So if you’re into foraging, this is the adventure for you. Huckleberry season in Idaho is different every year but typically lasts for a few weeks in July or August. Go on an adventure with your friends or family and see why it’s a beloved summertime activity and find your own huckleberry picking spot. They are not the hardest to find when you know what you are looking for. We have a helpful travel tip for foraging huckleberries, so make sure you check out our stories for the link. Also remember, humans aren’t the only ones who like huckleberries, bears and other animals also think they’re great- so stay bear aware. If you don’t want to chance it, you can always go up to Schweitzer Mountain where they have a huckleberry shuttle and a huckleberry e-bike tour where they will take you right to the huckleberry patches on the mountain. Now, what do you want to do with your huckleberries? Muffins or pancak...