Thousand Springs State Park and its seven publicly accessible units are shining examples as to why the area is called the Magic Valley. Visitors can explore Malad Gorge State Park by taking the self-guided tour. Challenge yourself to find the devil's face within the Devil's Washbowl. Billingsley Creek hosts an indoor riding arena wherethe public can get out of the wind to train their horses. Look for wagon grooves in the rocks on the Kelton Trail. Keep your eyes open for eagles at Earl M. Hardy Box Canyon Springs Reserve. Take a trip back in time by visiting the rustic dairy barn on Ritter Island. Relish the icy, blue waters at Niagra Springs. Go fishing and enjoy a leisurely picnic at Crystal Springs. Set out for a day of bird watching at Bonnieview. Find creative inspiration at the home site of Vardis Fisher, Idaho's beloved and prolific writer. All of this and more is waiting to be experienced at Thousand Springs State Park!
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Location: Hagerman
Hagerman
Directions: Signage for the Thousand Springs State Park Units begins along I-84 at the Hagerman Exit 147 near Tuttle.
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Box 149
Hagerman ID 83332
Phone: 2088374505
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Website: http://www.parksandrecreation.idaho.gov
Hours: Sunrise - Sunset
Fees: $4 per vehicle / day
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