Moscow, Idaho, is a safe and welcoming community of about 22,000 that offers a blend of desirable characteristics and features.
An outdoor enthusiast's dream
- We're ranked in the top 30 in the nation as a "great university to hit the books and backcountry" by Outside magazine.
- Living and learning in Moscow will put you just minutes from opportunities for skiing, snowboarding, white-water rafting, biking, climbing, camping and more.
A commitment to the arts
- The Lionel Hampton International Jazz Festival brings some of the world's best jazz artists, along with 20,000 visitors.
- The Moscow ARTWALK, Fresh Aire Concert Series and Third Street Gallery are just a few examples of why Moscow is recognized for its dedication to the arts.
A natural environment like no other
- Settled between Moscow Mountain and the rolling hills of the Palouse, Moscow's natural surroundings provide an international hub for environmental, ecological and agricultural research.
- Students in the College of Natural Resources and College of Science, among others, regularly get out and explore the natural world beyond the classroom through field trips.
A tightly knit community
- The Renaissance Fair, a downtown Moscow favorite, celebrates the arrival of spring with artists, crafters, live music and international foods.
- Each year, members of the Moscow community come together at the Latah County Fair.
- The city's nearly two dozen parks provide space to enjoy the outdoors within a small-town setting.
Learn more about everything that's waiting for you in Moscow by scheduling your visit to the University of Idaho.
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