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Fall colors are in full swing and spooky season is ready for fun. October is such a fun month to be in Southern Idaho! Follow along on our October Adventure Itinerary and enjoy warm fall weather while you explore Southern Idaho.
February is one of those middle of winter months that a lot of people lack motivation to get outdoors. Here in southern Idaho, we are ready to change that! There are so many adventures to take, even on the cold days, and sometimes the weather even treats you to a 50 degree spring feeling day!
This hidden gem is one of those places that will leave lasting memories of its beauty. Independence Lakes can be found high above in the mountains of Southern Idaho in between Oakley and Albion, Idaho.
Where We Are Southern Idaho's Region IV stretches across seven counties in the heart of the Gem State, offering visitors an incredible variety of landscapes, communities, outdoor recreation opportunities, and authentic Idaho experiences. From towering waterfalls and dramatic canyons to working ranches, historic downtowns, mountain valleys, and world-class outdoor adventures, Region IV showcases many of the places that make Idaho special.
SUNDAY, JUNE 1st 2025 The event will kick off at the Twin Falls County Fairgrounds Park in Filer with a registration pancake breakfast for the challenge run8:00 am-10:00 am. Everyone is welcome to join us for breakfast with a donation.The challenge run will have a Northside route and a Southside Route that will alternate each year; Taking participants to different rural responder locations that may include Filer, Oakley, Buhl, Castleford, Hagerman, Bliss, Rockcreek (Kimberly), Wendell, Gooding, Jerome, Carey, Dietrich, Lincoln County EMS, Rupert, WestEnd (Paul), Salmon Tract (Hollister) over an approximate 200 mile route. The highest challenge score will win a prize during the final festivities.This event is open to all who want to have a great time and support a worthy cause.
The travel experience definitely includes food tasting, and we've listed all of our favorite places to get Ice Cream, Candies, and Sweets! Try locally made ice cream at Cloverleaf Creamery, enjoy the best Mexican baked goods at Mia's, and don't forget to get all the chocolates and candy at Frederickson's!
There are lovely shops all around Downtown Twin Falls serving you delicious sweet treats like the best cupcakes, chocolates, crepes, caramels, Mexican treats and more! How-to find the best (and local) sweet treats in Twin Falls has never been easier.
Top 10 Things to do in Jerome list. Enjoy hiking to waterfalls, learning history, seeing canyons, shopping local, and more! Plenty of places to stay as well as restaurants and bars.
Want a taste of true Southern Idaho? Head to the rodeo. The region’s rodeos and county fairs range from small-town affairs to giant pro showcases, but they all have one thing in common — good, old-fashioned fun.
Burley, Idaho is the place to be when it comes to fun on the water! The Snake River runs east to west through Burley. The city sits north of a pretty mountain range that can be seen over the river. Boaters, wake boarders, skiers and tubers love cruising the Snake all summer long.
The Top 10 Things to do in Shoshone Idaho include lava tunnels, cowboy gatherings, slot canyons, good food and more!
Take winter adventures in Southern Idaho during December to enjoy wide open spaces all to yourself! December is truly the most wonderful time of the year and there are tons of indoor and outdoor opportunities for you, even in the winter season.