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The Malad River Canyon is 250 feet deep and 2.5 miles long. At Malad Gorge State Park, located right off Interstate 84, you can view the canyon and walk along the rim. The highway crosses over Malad Gorge, but the angle of view hides the deep gorge where the river cascades into Devil's Washbowl.
Driving from Boise to Twin Falls is one of the best drives out there! Stop at Malad Gorge State Park, Hagerman Fossil Beds, Balanced Rock State Park, and see gorgeous views all along the way.
Skip the lines and crowds. Two direct flights between Twin Falls and Salt Lake City daily from Magic Valley Regional Airport.
Idaho State Park road trip time! Visit Lucky Peak, Bruneau Dunes, and Thousand Springs for all the adventure.
Popular Destinations Shoshone Falls Mermaid Cove Caldron LinnCanyon Perrine Coulee Falls Visitor Guides First Time Visitor Guide to Twin Falls The Ultimate Waterfalls Guide Guide to the City of Waterfalls Top Ten Waterfalls Frozen Waterfalls and Ice Climbing
Chase waterfalls by following our Top Ten Best Waterfalls near Twin Falls, Idaho and Thousand Spring Scenic Byway. Shoshone Falls, Perrine Coulee, Niagara Springs, Lemmon Falls, and more.
Shoshone Falls is dry, so go explore other waterfalls and beautiful views around Southern Idaho. There is plenty to see when Southern Idaho is in drought conditions, and we will tell you where to adventure to all of the hidden gems and waterfalls.
March is a great time to visit Southern Idaho. The sun begins to shine and all the snow melts away. Weather is beautiful in the Magic Valley and usually can range from the 40’s to 60’s. There are hikes to be had and memories to create.
Balanced Rock is a famously known boulder in Southern Idaho that balances on a tiny pedestal. At over 48 feet tall and weighing 40 tons, somehow it is balancing on only 3 feet by 17 inches! The rock's peculiar shape was carved by wind and formed by volcanic eruptions that took place millions of years ago.
There is so much nature in and around Twin Falls, we are here to help you make the best of your quick trip. Continue reading on how to maximize one day in Twin Falls! Start at the Twin Falls Visitor Center The Twin Falls Visitor Center has all of the resources needed for directions to the best places around.
Idaho hot springs are known for their beauty and tranquility. You can find them all throughout the state, some on top of mountains, others spilling into a tub placed next to a stream. It can however, be hard to find ones that aren't occupied.
Make the most of your trip to Southern Idaho by following this adventure traverlers guide around the area. Hot springs, waterfalls, mountains, and more.