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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.
Craters of the Moon National Monument is as close to Idaho Falls as Yellowstone National Park. With smaller crowds and unique terrain, it is the perfect summer day trip!
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.
Nothing beats the views of the tetons at Grand Teton National Park. This national park houses two hundred miles of hiking trails.
Stanley has fewer than 70 permanent residents, making it the perfect getaway destination for locals looking to escape on a rural vacation.
Shaped like a colossal question mark near the central Idaho hamlet of Castleford, the world-famous landscape formation of Balanced Rock is a sight to behold.
The creative force behind this 81-year-old haven is Camas Creek, which originally spread out across the area and disappeared into the aquifer of the eastern Snake River plain.
Looking for a new and exciting natural wonder? Look no further than Mesa Falls in Caribou-Targhee National Park!
As fall arrives, there is one event that occurs yearly, rain or shine—Wild Adventure Corn Maze.
Twin Falls is only a little over two hours away from Idaho Falls, which means you can make it to this neighboring city and back in less than a day.
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.