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Three kayakers on the Snake River at Centennial Waterfront Park in Twin Falls, Idaho with the Perrine Bridge in the background.

The Sweetest Slice of Summer

It’s time for outdoor adventures to take center stage.

Sunkissed

in Southern Idaho

See nature show off its best colors, feel the mist from cascading waterfalls, hike under blue skies, and so much more. 

A hiker sits atop a rock formation at the City of Rocks National Reserve in Almo, Idaho.
Three people fishing at the Hagerman Wildlife Management Area.
A person rejoices at the Box Canyon Waterfalls at Thousand Springs State Park.

Take The

Scenic Route

Following the Snake River, the Thousand Springs Scenic Byway features canyon views, quaint small towns and Thousand Springs State Park—an expansive park made up of six separate park units with plenty of opportunities to make a splash, hiking trails and wildlife.

Hit the Road
A woman watches the sunset at an overlook at Malad Gorge State Park.

Adventure

Starts Here

Southern Idaho’s warm weather seasons are built for outdoor discovery. Gear up, pack your SPF and get out there.

Cascading Lemmon Falls, at the Ritter Island unit of Thousand Springs State Park in Idaho.

Wild For Waterfalls

People rafting over whitewater along the Snake River.

Whitewater Rafting

A BASE jumper soars through the sky at the Perrine Bridge.

BASE Jumping / Zip Line

Two people fishing on the shore of Centennial Waterfront Park in Twin Falls, Idaho.

Fishing

Hikers admire a rock formation known as Balanced Rock in Idaho.

Camping +
Hiking

A scenic sunset over the Snake River Canyon in Twin Falls, Idaho.

Boating on the
Snake River

Rodeo + County Fairs

Photo credit: Twin Falls County Fair

Plan

Your Trip

Ready to explore Southern Idaho? Find trip ideas, outdoor adventures, and must-see stops for June, July, and August to make it a postcard-worthy summer.

See June’s Camas Lilies
Super-Bloom

July’s Sunniest
Swimming Holes

Go All in This August

Find More Inspo
A starry night sky at Teepee Rocks in the Sawtooth National Forest.

10 Summer Adventures
You Can’t Miss

Zip across a canyon. Stargaze. Get dusty at a rodeo. Whatever you do, do it in Southern Idaho.

Try Something New

Your Summer, Your Story

See nature show off its best colors, feel the mist from cascading waterfalls,
hike under blue skies, and so much more.