Fall’s Top 10 To-Do List in Southern Idaho
All things you need to do this Fall season! Fit for any family, friends, or date night fun. From corn mazes, to orchards, to insane haunted mansions - we are…
Trip ITINERARIES
Craters of the Moon National Monument
Visit Craters of the Moon National Monument to explore on the "moon." Camp at the park, or take a day trip from Twin Falls.
4th of July Southern Idaho Celebrations
Southern Idaho is ready to celebrate the Fourth of July! There are many options to choose from including Rupert, Twin Falls, Buhl, and Shoshone. We ask at each of these…
Thousand Springs Festival for the Arts
Great entertainment for the whole family at scenic Ritter Island More than 4,000 people are expected to attend the Thousand Springs Festival of the Arts this year at Ritter Island…
National Monuments
Southern Idaho is home to four of the most interesting and diverse national monuments in the nation, all rich in history — both natural and human. Each one is packed…
Head to Shoshone for a Weekend Adventure
Shoshone — a.k.a Train Town U.S.A. — is the oldest town in the Magic Valley. Founded in 1882, this historic place is the gateway to Sun Valley, unbelievable geological features,…
The JetSetter, Marcus Jones, explores Southern Idaho
Marcus Jones is an Instagram personality who has spent a majority of his life catching flights to every corner of the world. He has explored in over 55 countries and…
Haunted Southern Idaho: Six of the Region’s Most Hair-Raising Spots
Southern Idaho has plenty of places that go bump in the night. From one of the area’s earliest homesteads to the gravesite of a notorious mass murderer. Do you dare…
For the Birds: A Guide to Winter Bird Watching in Hagerman
Not all birds fly south in the winter — in fact, many of them flock to the area around Hagerman (pun intended). The Hagerman Wildlife Management Area and the Billingsley…
Fall Kayaking to Blue Heart Springs
Kayaking to Blue Heart Springs in the fall is a great idea! Autumn brings warm colors all along the Snake River and cools down a bit from the hot summer.…
Your Rodeo Roundup
Late July and August are packed with events, but for a real taste of Idaho, nothing beats a rodeo. Here’s your roundup (see what we did there?) of Southern Idaho’s…
The Best Winter Bird Watching Locations
Bird watching has never been better in Southern Idaho! The Bald Eagles migrate home to our Eagle Tree and the City of Rocks. Ducks swim the ponds near Hagerman, and…
The Traveling Child 5 Day Itinerary
The Traveling Child is a family of 4 who love to take adventures! Check out their 5 day family itinerary traveling to Shoshone Falls, City of Rocks, Shoshone Ice Caves,…
Blue Lake Paradise in Southern Idaho
Idaho is known for its long deep rivers, surrounded by canyons and mountains. Sand dunes here and there, and alpine lakes that shimmer in the sun. What most travelers don't…
Barns Put Southern Idaho’s History In Plain Sight
In the first decades of the 20th century, farmers flocked to Southern Idaho to participate in the “magic” that created the Magic Valley — irrigation. They left behind not only…
Must-See This Spring: Shoshone Falls
Shoshone Falls are spectacular every spring, when winter’s snows melt and feed the Snake River. It’s been a record year for snow in Southern Idaho, and this spring is shaping…
Spring Is Peak Season For Southern Idaho’s Spectacular Falls
If you stick to the freeway in Southern Idaho, you might never know that this high desert is home to a series of some of the most spectacular waterfalls in…
Top 10 Things to Do in Heyburn
In 1904, settlers began swarming the Heyburn area looking for homesteads to claim. The land and river that attracted them still entices residents and visitors today. These are the top…
