Canyon Rim Trail

The City of Twin Falls is having to add additional barriers and signage along the Canyon Rim Trail because too many people are trying to drive their vehicles onto the trail.

People may notice smoke this week as crews plan to burn vegetation along sediment ponds in the northeast part of Twin Falls this week

The Canyon Rim Ruck Walk is tomorrow, Saturday, October 23rd starting at 7 am. The sign in time is 6:30 and the event will go on rain or shine. The purpose behind the walk is to raise money for select charities to support veterans and their families.

I absolutely love our Canyon Rim Trail. It is beautiful, a great walk or run and something fun to do outside in the sun. The views make everything worth it. While you are out there these are the people you will always run across. Which one are you?

I absolutely love dogs and walking my pets. However, I also like to frequent the Canyon Rim Trail as a walker or jogger. I still can't ride a bike, but I know people who like to ride their bikes as well. For anyone walking their dog, please be mindful of these things.

It may get a little smoky in areas of Twin Falls as the city conduct a controlled burns to get rid of excess vegetation.

Part of the Twin Falls Canyon Rim will be closed through the weekend as repairs are made to a power line.

he Twin Falls Fire Department shared on their Facebook page that today, Tuesday June 23rd, they saved a dog that had fallen off the Canyon Rim Trail.

The opening of a new section of the Canyon Rim Trail will be celebrated on Tuesday.

On one section of the chain link fence people have been placing locks around the links and supposedly throwing the key into the canyon.

A stretch of the Canyon Rim Trail will close later this week for maintenance and repairs, according to the city’s Parks and Recreation Department.

The road that leads to Shoshone Falls has been closed because of unsafe icy conditions

UPDATE: The Twin Falls City Council voted not to reimburse a family for costs to build a privacy fence along a city trail.

The road leading to Shoshone Falls from the ticket booth is closed due to icy, unsafe, road conditions

The mayor of Twin Falls is set to wrap up his walking challenge on the newest section of the Canyon Rim Trail this afternoon.

More than a mile long section of new Canyon Rim Trail system is set to open to the public Friday in Twin Falls. According to City Spokesperson Josh Palmer, the walking and biking public will be able to go past the Evel Knievel jump site to the west to access the new 1.6 mile connector trail.