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Earl M. Hardy Box Canyon Springs Nature Preserve is a sight to be seen. Being the 11th largest spring in North America, the crystal clear waters are one you must add to the bucket-list. Locating the Park Box Canyon State Park is located on W Point Road near Wendell, Idaho.
Chasing waterfalls? The ultimate waterfall guide of Southern Idaho will give you directions, advice, and other facts about epic waterfall adventures!
Visit Hagerman to enjoy blue water pools, deep canyons, hot springs, fossil beds, and beautiful local businesses. Stay to discover it all.
Photo courtesy of Idaho Tourism Sporting Paradise: Hunting and Fishing in Southern Idaho Southern Idaho is home to reservoirs, river stretches, and mountains that are ideal locations for hunting and fishing excursions — just ask the thousands of anglers and hunters who flock to this area every year. Don’t forget to get the proper permits and tags from the Idaho Department of Fish and Game before setting out.
Southern Idaho’s rocky, dark canyons are the backdrop for plunging, sparkling waterfalls — thousands of them, from towering showstoppers that demand attention to out-of-the-way treasures. Here’s your guide to some of Mother Nature’s best displays.
Now that the area's water has settled into their summer splendor, it’s time for Southern Idaho fishing. The Southern Idaho region provides a rich diversity of angling experiences. Fishers can find bass in reservoirs and ponds, trout in streams and high mountain lakes as well as crappie, walleye, bluegill and others.
https://www.youtube.com/embed/AONjyrRVzYk While you’re in the area, we recommend multiple outdoorsy activities that you can enjoy … The Bureau of Reclamation just boosted the flows on the Snake River to more than 17,500 cubic feet per second this week – adding to the thunder and majesty of 212-foot Shoshone Falls – and officials say they expect the flows will remain at that robust level through the month of April! That means folks have at least six weeks or longer to plan a trip to visit Shoshone Falls, including during Spring Break in March.
Thousand Springs State Park is comprised of seven beautiful park units. The park's diversity and uniqueness is a testament to why the area is called the Magic Valley. The park's headquarters are at Malad Gorge State Park.
Crystal-clear water and a 20-foot waterfall are highlights of the 350-acre Earl M. Hardy Box Canyon Springs Nature Preserve near Twin Falls, site of the 11th largest spring in North America. Here 180,000 gallons of water per minute pour into the Snake River.
As the leaves turn gold and red, Southern Idaho’s fishing and hunting opportunities go into overdrive. Fall is the best time to hit up Southern Idaho’s lakes and reservoirs for fat fish, while the region’s unparalleled chukar hunting attracts game bird lovers from far and wide.