Shoshone Falls

We have so many waterfalls around the area you may not even realize it. The waterfalls will all be flowing by the weekend and there are a ton you can go and visit. Of course, we have Shoshone Falls which are always slightly flowing but they have been turned on higher.

Napoleon Dynamite is Shakespeare in comparison!

There are a lot of interesting facts about Idaho and if you talk to an Idahoan, chances are they have told you over and over again how amazing it is to live here and visit here. We have some facts that show just how awesome Idaho is in comparison to others because Idaho just does things better

People always say you need to see the Shoshone Falls and the Perrine Bridge. While that is true, there are other great places to visit that nobody mentions.

Most of us walk down the stairs to the viewing platform or kayak to within a few hundred yards to catch a glimpse of this fiercely flowing torrent.

There is a couple on YouTube who said they decided to quit their jobs and explore the world. Due to COVID 19 they came back to the United States and continue their adventures. They made a stop in Southern Idaho and it makes me wish it wasn't the last day of summer.

Twin Falls first responders rescued some paddle boarders who got too close to Shoshone Falls and were knocked off into the water Saturday afternoon.

A group of kayakers were rescued this evening after getting stuck at Shoshone Falls as thunderstorms moved into the area.

This girl is made for television.

Watching the Shoshone Falls is an normally experience you have to have in person to truly understand how great they are.

A female tourist recently posted a video of her visit to the Shoshone Falls with one glaring omission: it appears she never actually saw the Shoshone Falls.

Right now may not be the best time to go see the Shoshone Falls, but it is a good time to see them.

The last week or so of weather we've had in the Magic Valley has me wanting to put my roof rack back on.

A year of living in Twin Falls without a visit to the Shoshone Falls is a year not truly lived to its fullest.

Southern Idaho Tourism has just announced a contest on its Facebook page that gives people a chance to win a great prize package that includes tickets to the first evening's Lights and Laser performance.

The Magic Valley is full of cool things to see, beautiful places to visit, and fun things to do. But, if you live anywhere too long you'll take it for granted.

Saturday night's final event is selling faster than anticipated, and organizers are urging those who would like to attend to buy tickets sooner than later.

Tickets are limited to 1,500 per night, and sold quickly during last year's laser shows.

Epic Idaho could be called participatory tourism.

The road down into Shoshone Falls Park was shut down late Wednesday after winds and mist created icy conditions on the grade.