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Southern Idaho’s rich farmland offers up an assortment of riches in the late summer and early fall. You can easily spend a weekend picking apples and raspberries or browsing tables full of plums and pumpkins at a local farmers market.
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.
Many of us remember celebrating the 4th of July holiday with our families, friends and neighbors in a small-town setting with lots of fun activities, but it’s hard to find that kind of experience anymore. But Buhl and Rupert in Southern Idaho put on quite the show for the week of 4th of July.
Stay in historic Bed & Breakfasts in Hagerman, Twin Falls, Rupert, Albion and Oakley.
In Part II of the Southern Idaho Coffee Trail, we take you to five coffee shops in Jerome, Twin Falls, Rupert, Burley and the itty bitty town of Almo, near City of Rocks National Reserve. We start with Renew, in downtown Jerome, where they serve “coffee with a higher purpose,” meaning they are a Christian-oriented coffee shop.
Our Spring Break recommendations combine world-class sight-seeing opportunities with a dash of culture and a twist of adventure. Most of our tips fall on the Rest & Relaxation side of the scale
The Magic Valley is one of the state’s best areas for ice fishing — the long winters here freeze great spots such as Magic Valley Reservoir, Lake Walcott, and Lower Goose Creek Reservoir. Ice fishing isn’t just for hardcore anglers: Kids love it, and it’s easy for even the most novice among us.
If you like to watch boat racing, it's going to be an action-packed weekend of fun and excitement on the Snake River in Burley Friday-Sunday for the 41st annual Idaho Regatta presented by Maverick. Hotels and RV parks are filling up fast throughout the Magic Valley to accommodate thousands of spectators who will line up on the river bank to watch speed boats zoom across the river in head-to-head competition at speeds exceeding 120 mph.
Interest in disc golf seems to be exploding in the Southern Idaho region, based on the popularity of annual tournaments and weekly events, and the growing number of people who are picking up the sport. https://www.youtube.com/embed/CjXgc1w3x6M "Disc golf has been around since the 1960s, but it's amazing how it's really picking up in popularity," says Mike Stradley, owner of the Disc Golf Distribution Center in Twin Falls.
Ready for some old-fashioned Western fun? Late June and early July are great times to visit Southern Idaho — from music festivals to “shootouts” to small-town rodeos and fairs, you’ll find family-friendly activities that are bound to create new memories.
Step back into the 1900s by visiting this old-fashioned small town in south central Idaho, complete with a classic town square flanked by charming buildings with shops and businesses. The town square is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Burgers Etc in Rupert, Idaho uses locally sourced beef and has some of the best burgers around.