shoshone falls

Something that only happens a few times a year just happened in Southern Idaho, and if you missed it, you still have time to check it out before it changes again.

Going from 300 CFS to 3,000 is huge. That’s ten times as much water and a 1,000 percent increase going over the Shoshone Falls.

Up until this week, access to Dierkes Lake had been closed due to an extension of renovations and road repairs.

Waterfalls are beautiful in real life. The water falling and crashing is mesmerizing, but watching one go backwards - that is extra spectacular.

You can see a lot on the road less traveled.

Sometimes the thing that makes a waterfall attraction so attractive isn't the size but the adventure to get there or the ability to interact with the waterfall.

Shoshone Grade in Southern Idaho has reopened ahead of schedule, bringing back access to the stunning Shoshone Falls just in time for spring tourism.

The Shoshone Grade Reconstruction Project began in October of 2024, and the City of Twin Falls has now sent out an update on when the road and park access will reopen.

Conde Nast Traveler recently updated their annual list of most beautiful places in America and two familiar locations appeared on it!

The road to the Shoshone Falls and Dierkes Lake might be one of the most used by tourists and it is also one of the worst in the city.

There is currently a live video feed of the Shoshone Falls in Twin Falls that you can watch anytime and from anywhere.

Uncover the mystery at Dierkes Lake as police and medical vehicles gather, sparking speculation.