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Parks, trails and things to do in Idaho
State and national parks, long trails, waterfalls, hot springs, caves, lakes, ski areas, museums and historic sites, each tied to its nearest town. All Idaho map layers
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15 in view of 15
- Herrett MuseumMuseum · near Twin FallsMuseum in Twin Falls.
- Perrine BridgeViewpoint · near Twin FallsA 1,500-foot bridge 486 feet above the Snake River Canyon, with walkways on both sides. It is one of the few bridges in the United States open to BASE jumping. The Twin Falls Visitor Center is next to
- Shoshone FallsWaterfall · near Twin FallsA 212-foot waterfall on the Snake River, 900 feet wide, in a park run by the City of Twin Falls. A vehicle fee is charged in spring and summer. Water flow is highest in spring.
- Auger FallsWaterfall · near Twin Falls
- Canyon Rim TrailTrail · 6.7 mi long · near Twin Falls
- Dierkes LakeLake · near Twin Falls
- Evel Knievel Jump SiteAttraction · near Twin Falls
- Evel Knievel MonumentHistoric site · near Twin Falls
- Lincoln Street Electric StreetlightsHistoric site · near Twin FallsHistoric site in Twin Falls. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
- Perrine Coulee FallsWaterfall · near Twin FallsWaterfall about 233 feet tall 2.4 miles from Twin Falls.
- Pillar FallsWaterfall · near Twin Falls
- Twin Falls City Park Historic DistrictHistoric site · near Twin FallsNational Register of Historic Places # 78001102. (In Twin Falls.)
- Twin Falls Original Townsite Residential Historic DistrictHistoric site · near Twin FallsNational Register of Historic Places # 01001306. (In Twin Falls.)
- Twin Falls Warehouse Historic DistrictHistoric site · near Twin FallsNational Register of Historic Places # 96001592. (In Twin Falls.)
- Twins StatueHistoric site · near Twin Falls
Sources: Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation, National Park Service, USDA Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management and other agencies through the Recreation Information Database, the USGS Geographic Names Information System, official sites, and OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Checked October 2, 2026. Check the official page for hours, fees and closures before you go. See something wrong? Let us know. Thank you.