Chobani Wellness Park Opens at Canyon Trail Junction in Twin Falls

TWIN FALLS — The new Canyon Trail Junction and Chobani Wellness Park is open on the Canyon Rim Trail in Twin Falls, Idaho. The City of Twin Falls and Chobani cut the ribbon on Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2026, at the corner of Pole Line Road and Eastland Drive North, the Times-News reported.

Chobani donated $500,000 toward the Chobani Wellness Park, Twin Falls Parks and Recreation Director Wendy Davis told the Times-News.

What's at Canyon Trail Junction and Chobani Wellness Park

The 3-acre park gives Canyon Rim Trail users a new stop and gathering spot along the trail. It has shade sails to block the summer heat, accessible pathways, open space for community events, outdoor fitness equipment and nature rock features, according to the Times-News. Davis pointed out the paved asphalt and a restroom with running water and flushing toilets, which trail users did not have at this spot before.

Davis said the open space will give room for fitness activities and serve as a gathering place. It is the first park project she has worked on that went from "a dirt patch to this beautiful space," she told the Times-News.

A city and Chobani partnership

"It was an opportunity for two entities to come together to be able to create community," City Manager Travis Rothweiler said at the opening. He said the park shows Chobani's commitment to the community. The grand opening included live demonstrations of the fitness equipment, according to Visit Southern Idaho's event listing and the Times-News.

Living near the Canyon Rim Trail

The park sits on the north side of town near the Snake River Canyon rim, a short drive from the Perrine Bridge. See the Twin Falls city guide, browse new home communities in Twin Falls like Morning Sun and Perrine Point, check homes for sale in Twin Falls, or read about Chobani's plant expansion and more Twin Falls growth news. Thank you for reading Treasure Idaho.