Key Takeaways The Soda Springs Geyser is the only captive geyser in the world It erupts every hour on the hour, making it easy to time your visit The geyser shoots water up to 70 to 100 feet into the air It was accidentally discovered while drilling for a swimming pool in 1937 The surrounding…
Key Takeaways Idaho offers a wide range of things to do, from caves and waterfalls to scenic drives and canyon views Lava tube caves and volcanic terrain create one of the most unique travel experiences in the western United States Many destinations are less crowded, allowing for more flexible and relaxed exploration Southern Idaho is…
Quick Answer for Travelers Best alternatives to Idaho’s most crowded attractions include: Exploring lava tube caves in southern Idaho Visiting quieter viewpoints along the Snake River Canyon Spending time at alpine lakes such as Stanley Lake or Alice Lake Exploring granite formations at City of Rocks Discovering remote desert landscapes in the Owyhee Canyonlands While…
Idaho’s Mammoth Cave is one of the most unique things to do in Idaho, a natural lava tube cave located just north of Shoshone in Southern Idaho. Formed by ancient volcanic lava flows, the cave allows visitors to explore Idaho’s geology from beneath the surface through a self-guided walking experience. Along with the cave itself,…
Southern Idaho is one of the easiest parts of the state to explore by car. Scenic drives, natural landmarks, and family-friendly stops are close enough to combine into a flexible road trip without long hours on the road. This guide walks through a realistic Southern Idaho road trip that highlights well-known stops while also focusing…
Idaho offers waterfalls, volcanic landscapes, lava tube caves, mountain lakes, river canyons, and natural history attractions across the state. For first-time visitors, exploring one region at a time makes it easier to experience these categories without long drives. Southern Idaho is especially well suited for combining waterfalls, canyons, and underground cave exploration in a single…
If you’re searching for unforgettable things to do in Idaho, Idaho’s Mammoth Cave is one of the most unique places you can visit. It’s not just a cave; it’s a natural record of Southern Idaho’s volcanic history. Whether you’ve visited us before or are planning your first trip, there’s a lot to learn and love…
When most people think of Idaho, they imagine towering mountains, winding rivers, or vast stretches of farmland—but hidden in the high desert north of Gooding lies something truly unexpected: Tea Kettle Cave. Shaped like a teapot and tucked away in Southern Idaho’s rugged lava fields, this unique underground spot is one of the state’s best-kept…
Idaho is known for its breathtaking landscapes, rugged mountains, and hidden wonders, but few experiences compare to exploring Minnetonka Cave in the Cache National Forest. Nestled near the small town of St. Charles, this cave is one of the most remarkable underground attractions in the state. Unlike many natural wonders that you can explore at…
“Lost River Mountains” by Fredlyfish4 is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. Idaho is famous for all kinds of incredible scenery, from deep river canyons to sprawling plains and steep mountain ranges. Out of all these peaks, Mount Borah rises the highest, reaching 12,662 feet into the sky. Sitting in the Lost River Range, it’s both a landmark for…