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The Mini-Cassia Visitor Center Located in Heyburn, just northeast of Burley, the Mini-Cassia Chamber of Commerce and Visitor Center is your one-stop shop for information about some of Southern Idaho’s most popular and scenic attractions. Stop in and see them!
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.
Lake Walcott State Park and Minidoka National Wildlife Refuge is north of Rupert, Idaho. It is truly an oasis and abundant in wildlife.
We’re about to let you in on a little secret: Southern Idaho is where diehard golfers come to play when their hometown courses are frozen or piled with snow — and greens fees are typically far less expensive than in other areas in the state.
Henry's Drift Inn Henry’s at the Drift Inn is a European style inn located in the center of downtown Rupert. The inn features six beautifully decorated rooms. Several offer views of the historic Rupert Square and Wilson Theatre.
Tops Motel Tops Motel is located in Heyburn off I-84. Heyburn is conveniently located in the middle of Burley, Rupert, and Paul. We try and offer our customers the best possible price with as many amenities as possible.
The beautifully restored 1920 Wilson Theatre, for special events, plays, weddings, and more. Tours available Monday through Friday, 9am-4pm. Five years from now, Rupert’s Wilson Theatre will celebrate its 100th Birthday.
This museum features Rupert's 1906 railroad depot, a caboose and a genuine Russell steam engine that has been restored to its original colors. You'll see wooden wheeled carts once used by the firemen of an earlier day at the railroad depot in Minidoka.
Lake Walcott is an expansive park with luscious green grass, lake views and some of the oldest trees in the area. Located north of Rupert, Idaho.
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.