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Victor, the southernmost town in Teton Valley, sits close to the Wyoming border, at the base of Teton Pass. The largest town in Teton Valley, home to 2,500 year-round residents, its lively Main Street is dotted with restaurants, hotels and shops. Surrounded by wide-open space, it provides easy access to world-renowned hiking and backcountry adventures. Victor was named in honor of George Victor Sherwood, a postal carrier in the late 1800’s and early 1900’s, known for delivering mail by ski or horseback over the Teton Pass to Jackson Hole, an arduous journey lasting several days through dangerous stretches of Indian territory.
Stroll Main Street and hit the shops, grab a milkshake at the Emporium, or stop for a bite to eat at one of several fantastic restaurants. In the winter, explore cross-country trails or catch a hockey tournament and hit the ice during open skate at Teton Valley Foundation’s Kotler Ice Arena. Tucked away north of town, check out the growing Victor Makers’ District featuring artisan knife creators, local ski and snowboard makers, and a celebrated new cidery, High Point Cider. Grand Teton Brewing and Wildlife Brewing are also worth a visit. Victor has ample character and charm packed into this small-town worthy of exploring.
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Nestled among the Rocky Mountains in the Snake River Plain, beneath the shadow of the Grand Teton, Idaho Falls is a place worth exploring. With western hospitality, a booming economic base, a diverse arts community and a backyard filled with recreational opportunities, Idaho Falls is a great place to visit. Great adventures begin in Idaho Falls. Old-world sensibilities and new-world sophistication deliver a uniquely memorable experience.
The Idaho Falls Greenbelt covers five miles on both sides of the Snake River. Hop on a bike or enjoy a walk on this beautiful paved path to explore the things that make Idaho Falls unique, including numerous local shops and restaurants and a 600 foot wide waterfall that spans the river.
Take a tour of animals from around the globe at the Idaho Falls Zoo. Watch lions from Africa, spy on sloth bears from Asia or wander by wallabies on your stroll through the zoo. Enjoy hands-on fun as you pet and feed goats, sheep and pigs in the Children’s Zoo or check out a Keeper Chat or Animal Encounter Show to learn more about your favorite animals.
Start your visit with a visit to the Visitors Centre, which includes a variety of exhibits showcasing the natural features and history of the region. An interpretive center includes a display of the historic I.B. Perrine stagecoach, exhibits about the agricultural history and geology of the Snake River Canyon, as well as photographs and information about the abundant recreational opportunities the area has to offer. The Center also serves as a centralized location for exhibits about the Hagerman Fossil Beds National Monument, Minidoka National Historic Site, Craters of the Moon National Monument and City of Rocks National Reserve.
Soar through the solar system in the newly upgraded Faulkner Planetarium or peek at a planet from the Centennial Observatory. Explore the museum galleries where you’ll see a complete mammoth skeleton, fossils, contemporary art, and artifacts from ancient cultures.
The Canyon Rim Trail is one of Twin Falls’ most beautiful trails. This trail runs along the south side of the Snake River Canyon providing miles of paved entertainment.There are numerous trails in the hills near Twin Falls. Ross Falls Trail, located in the Sawtooth National Forest, is an easy hike to a waterfall. Twin Falls also has several locations for great urban trails. Visitors can find trails by the Rock Creek Canyon, Dierkes Lake, Auger Falls and Centennial Park.
Located at the edge of Twin Falls, Shoshone Falls is a natural beauty on the Snake River. At 212 feet, the falls are higher than Niagara Falls. The falls offer a unique blend of recreational facilities, including playgrounds, hiking trails, picnic areas, a boat ramp, swimming area, and a scenic overlook. A picnic in the shaded, grassy areas provides a perfect vantage point for viewing the falls.
Craters of the Moon spans 750,000 acres! The vast terrain includes lava tubes, cinder cones and fissures. Pack a light bag and explore its many trails, and if you're just making a quick trip, opt for a 15 minute light walk to the top of Inferno Cone for a view of the vast lava formation.
If time allows, plan to stay as the sun goes down and check out the out of this world night skies at Craters of the Moon. The area is a designated International Dark Sky Park, which means there will be no shortage of stars to observe.
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