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Southern Idaho is home to some of the newest schools in Idaho as our education system meets the demands of our growing population. Our schools range from pre-kindergarten education opportunities to the College of Southern Idaho, our two-year college in Twin Falls.
Southern Idaho is known as the Magic Valley and has always been a place of change and beauty. The history of this area is rich in geological and agricultural stories. Southern Idaho's history starts millions of years ago, great volcanoes erupted with molten lava that became the foundation of our world-famous geology.
You’ll experience all four seasons in Southern Idaho. Everything from snowy winters to sun-dappled autumns to vibrant springs to dry, warm summers. Our semi-arid climate offers plenty of sunshine year-round.
Charming little towns, bustling small cities, wide open spaces. The Magic Valley is full of locations that offer a low cost of living and easy access to shopping, healthcare, and education. Learn more about our communities and discover why people love living here.
City of Rocks, Almo Discover Your Authentic Southern Idaho Southern Idaho's diverse outdoor recreation opportunities range from BASE jumping into the Snake River Canyon, whitewater rafting, fishing, hiking, biking and everything in between. Twin Falls also boasts a thriving agriculture-based economy, represented by both global corporations and small family farms, along with a well-supported school district and community college.
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Twin Falls Visitor Center Get in Touch! How can we help? Reach out to the team at Southern Idaho Tourism directly by phone or email. If you have any questions or need help, please fill out the form below.
Have Fun Halfway From Home Southern Idaho is a convenient destinations for visitors from the Intermountain West. Our region is easily accessible and perfect for a family meetup or a quick getaway no matter the season.
Thousand Springs Scenic Byway The Thousand Springs Scenic Byway winds through 67 miles of the most remarkable geology and natural beauty in Idaho. Here, you’ll find thousands (really!) of incredible waterfalls, soothing hot springs, charming small towns, and Idaho’s famous trout.
City Of Rocks Scenic Byway The City of Rocks Scenic Byway is Southern Idaho’s jewel: A 49-mile necklace of unspoiled, rural landscape that encircles the Albion Mountain Range. It’s jam-packed with amazing stops and makes a weekend getaway.
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Disc Golf at Castle Park Ranch Southern Idaho is a quickly growing region of the Gem State. Find resources and information about living in the area. Livability Our Communities Climate / Geography HIstorical Info Our Schools Health Care Demographics