(nr Bruneau ID) Bruneau River Canyon was more like what I would call a gorge. It was a very deep and narrow crevice in the mesa with a wild river rushing through the bottom. Standing at the edge was exiting, and a bit scary. Yet, it was necessary in order to see the river. Popular […]
(Castleford ID) Balanced Rock was visible from a pull-out along the road. There was a picnic shelter so you could linger if you chose. But the real attraction, just a mile down the road, was a little oasis that you could easily miss. A very nice campground was nestled in a narrow canyon with tall […]
(Twin Falls ID) Often called the “Niagara of the West”, Shoshone Falls was a ‘must see’. The road descended into the Snake River Canyon to a park and viewpoint adjacent to the falls. There was also another area with a lake that had a beach and hiking trails. Late spring was supposed to be the […]
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