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Yellowstone National Park isn't the only place to spot bison within driving distance from Idaho Falls.
Few scenic vistas can match the grandeur of our region's iconic rivers and their thundering vertical cascades. Here's just a handful to consider for your upcoming adventures.
Idaho Falls is a central hub within East Idaho for recreational opportunities.
The Chase of a Lifetime is in Bear Country. Join the Expedition.
A half-mile from the freeway, you’ll find yourself at the doorstep of Kolob Canyons.
Spring-break delights can be found 30 miles further down in Mesquite, Nev., and less than an hour's drive east, you’ll discover Zion National Park.
As fall arrives, there is one event that occurs yearly, rain or shine—Wild Adventure Corn Maze.
Now that Idaho has warmed up and the school season is wrapping up, there are even more opportunities to have fun as a family.
Visit Gilmore, a railroad and mining town in Idaho, nestled in the southern portion of the Lemhi River Valley, northwest of Idaho Falls.
Look no further than Camas Wildlife Refuge. It’s a sanctuary for all seasons, just a stone’s throw north of Idaho Falls.
For lava-bound adventure-seekers, welcome to nature's Short Course.
Whether this is your first venturing or your millionth, you can always find something new to do around the Greater Idaho Falls region.
You don’t have to go far to find somewhere special to share time. Here are just a few spots you can enjoy.
Are you looking for an educational road trip? There are plenty of spots to visit close by where you can satisfy your adventurous spirit and learn a little more about our region.
Fall colors mean it's time to pull out all of our sweater and pumpkin spice products, but have you considered taking your love for fall a step further by planning a road trip to enjoy the Idaho scenery?
Comet Neowise is soaring by at a safe distance of 64 million miles this week. One of the best places on our planet to view it just happens to be a stone's throw from Idaho Falls.
Some of the best road trips are the ones you can take in a day. They are not only less expensive thanks to the shedding of hotel and gas costs, but they also create a greater appreciation for the areas that surround our community.
Have you ever thought about planning a trip simply for the sake of following your stomach? If not, then both you and your stomach are missing out on a world of tastes.
Ready to break out and head for the hills with warming summer temps? One of your best options might be a backcountry trek in search of area wildflowers. Simply slip into your hiking boots, pack your skeeter spray and above all — don’t forget your camera!