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We are giving out the local secrets to see the most gorgeous areas in Southern Idaho! They will take you all around the pretty towns of Buhl, Rupert, Fairfield, Gooding, Declo, and even more! There are some amazing places hidden in the beautiful high desert region.
Your Guide to the Most Astounding, Eye-Popping Sights and Activities in the Region Southern Idaho is not flashy. She keeps her gems hidden, tucked out of the way and saved for those who are willing to seek her majesty.
Board of Directors David Nebeker ChairFairfield Inn & Suites davidn@intermountainhotels.com Curtis Hansen, Vice ChairTwin Falls Fairfield Inn & Suites curtis.hansen@marriott.com Leslie Garner, SecretaryCity of Rupert, Hello Flowers leslie.garner@rupert.id.us Mark BolducHagerman Valley Chamber of Commerce mark@1000springsrealty.com Wendy DavisTwin Falls Parks & Recreation wdavis@tfid.org Megan FleshmanTwin Falls Chamber of Commerce megan@twinfallschamber.com Don HallTwin Falls County don.hall@tfco.org Penne MainMini-Cassia Chamber of Commerce president@minicassiachamber.com Crystal Ayers, Treasurer College of Southern Idaho cayers@csi.edu McKay Lundgren Buhl/SOS Copy & Print mckay@sosgate.com Sophia Gates City of Rocks National Reserve & Castle Rocks State Park Rock Wren Hideaway rockwrenhideaway@gmail.com Casey Knudson President of Shoshone Chamber of Commerce caseyk.knudson@yahoo.com Staff Members Sarah Rohrbach Executive Director / Content Creator Katie Rickert Grant Administrator Haley Evans Marketing & Event Coordinator Southern Idaho Tourism's Bylaws can be read SIT - Restated ByLaws 2016 - signed, notarized
Snowshoe multiple trails at the City of Rocks National Reserve! The views are incredible and its the perfect winter activity with your family. Find snowshoe rentals at the City of Rocks Visitor Center.
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 10 things to do in this charming town.
Almo is a very small town surrounded by breathtaking state parks that are just begging to be explored. You can truly get away from it all with camping, hiking, rock climbing, fishing, hot springs, and more.
Fairfield is a quaint, historic town nestled against the Sawtooth National Forest. Soldier Mountain graces the skyline at over 7,000 feet, attracting skiers in winter and mountain bikers in summer. In fact, Fairfield’s beautiful landscape offers fun and adventure all year round.
They say Gooding was named after former Idaho Governor and Senator Frank R. Gooding. It just as easily could have been named for all the good things to do and see! Mild weather means there’s fun to be had year-round, and even the hotels are part of the experience.
Buhl has a lovely downtown, an epic view of the Snake River, and enough charm to wow even the most cynical traveler. This picturesque little town on the Oregon Trail was named for water investor Frank Buhl of Pennsylvania.
When the leaves begin to drop, it’s time for late-season hunters and ice fishing enthusiasts to gear up and head out. 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.
Southern Idaho is full of beautiful landscapes and year-round outdoor activities, but when the weather gets really nasty it’s nice to have an indoor plan. These favorites offer tons of fun for everyone from kids to seniors.
Visit Hagerman to enjoy blue water pools, deep canyons, hot springs, fossil beds, and beautiful local businesses. Stay to discover it all.