At the most northern tip of Idaho lies the rural backdrop that is Boundary County. Boundary county is bordered by Montana to the east, Washington to the west, and Canada to the north. The county's population is approximately 11,000 people, with the county seat being the City of Bonners Ferry, Idaho. Other prominent communities in Boundary County include Moyie Springs, Good Grief, and Meadow Creek.

Historically an economy based primarily in agriculture and forest based products, Boundary County is beginning to see a move toward a diversified economic base. Boundary County has been attracting more and more business recently buoyed by its proximity to major highways, railways, and airport. The area's foreign trade zone, tax incentives, and an educated work-force also contribute to its appeal. This all adds up to plenty of business and employment opportunities for many years to come.

Long considered the hidden gem of the state, Bounday County is ripe with northern wilderness. Outdoor recreation is unlimited here, with an abundant amount of rivers, lakes, waterfalls, and mountains. It is the perfect place to fish, hunt, hike, camp, canoe, kayak, snowmobile, and mountain bike. Also, the county is within close proximity to many ski and golf resorts in Idaho, Montana, Washington, and Canada.