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February is one of those middle of winter months that a lot of people lack motivation to get outdoors. Here in southern Idaho, we are ready to change that! There are so many adventures to take, even on the cold days, and sometimes the weather even treats you to a 50 degree spring feeling day!
The holidays are over and its the new year! Fulfill your New Years resolution by taking a trip to southern Idaho. Social distance at ski resorts, snow shoe through empty valleys at the City of Rocks, and give yourself a vacation while soaking in geothermal hot springs.
Have you ever dreamed about staying in a mountain side yurt? Or what about a private island surrounded by crystal clear water? Did your mind just wander off to some lovely memory or dreamt of place? It's time to start filling your cup and enjoying adventure again.
Southern Idaho has incredible opportunities to get that adrenaline fix! BASE jumping off of the Perrine Bridge, white water rafting in the Hagerman Valley, Kite Surfing in Fairfield and more. Get all of the information you need to be safe, and have some fun!
Escape the cold winter by visiting Southern Idaho for the weekend! The weather is warmer, the snow is unnoticeable, and the opportunity to enjoy your winter is endless!
We have devised a step by step, fourteen day itinerary for you and your family to fully experience Southern Idaho! Don't worry about missing a thing. Hiking, eating, staying, and other helpful tips are included.
The ultimate guide to kayaking Southern Idaho. Information is included on local favorites and where to rent kayaks and paddle boards. Cool off on the waters of Southern Idaho this summer! Check out Shoshone Falls, Blue Heart Springs, Heyburn Riverside Park and many more.
When you're ready to escape the busy life and relax after a hectic week, its time to take a trip to Southern Idaho. We may be known for amazing adventure hiking and exploring, but there are many places beckoning for you to come and chill out!
HWY 30 Music Fest is June 20th, 21st, and 22nd. Discover how to best capitalize on your weekend while enjoying music and exploring Southern Idaho! Read about food and activity recommendations.
The weather is finally getting warm, and the flowers are in full bloom. Memorial Day weekend is the perfect time to get out and enjoy the nature of Southern Idaho!
Joe Mamma’s in Jerome in August, Hagerman Blast on the Grass in September There’s something about those super shiny, classic cars that makes car-lovers melt on the spot. And then if you get to ride in them, it’s even better!
Shoshone Falls, a spectacular 212-foot waterfall a few miles east of Twin Falls, is roaring to life with substantial flows on the Snake River this week, creating an unexpected early Christmas gift for us this holiday season. Shoshone Falls is considered a must-see experience because of the sheer grandeur of the powerful waterfall, known as the “Niagara of the West.” There’s a small park maintained by the City of Twin Falls where people can park, view the falls from several platforms and vantage points, and take pictures and video.