waterfall

I’ve said this before, and I’ll stick to my belief that Idaho is an amazing state, but some of its most famous tourist destinations are actually tourist traps.

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.

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

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.

When the Shoshone Falls aren't roaring don’t miss this other, always amazing, waterfall in Southern Idaho near Yellowstone National Park.

Experience the breathtaking beauty of Shoshone Falls as Idaho Power increases flows, providing a stunning visual display for the next month.

Discover why Zip the Snake zipline in Twin Falls left some disappointed, unlike the thrilling Zipline to the Falls at Niagara Falls.

It is really hard to choose one thing in Idaho that is the best or most beautiful, but Mesa Falls may just be close to the top of the list.

Box Canyon has been my favorite nearby destination since I moved here. I love the hike down the canyon and the trail that runs near the waterfall in Box Canyon.

The Perrine Coulee Falls is a great little hike I had no idea was an option in Twin Falls.

Sometimes it can be disappointing and other times it can be beautiful, but this year it should also be on the dangerous side, but it may be worth it.