Jan 5

Jan 5 Perrine Coulee Falls, Idaho

Perrine Coulee Falls is a magnificent sight to behold and drops almost 200 feet as it plunges into the rocks below. It runs year-round and is one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Twin Falls, Idaho. Summer flows are even stronger than winter and the mist seems to be a welcome experience when the scorching desert heat is at its peak. Perrine Coulee Falls can be viewed from the above walking path which takes visitors along the edge of the Snake River Gorge on the Canyon Rim Trail. Visitors can also get up close and personal by doing a short hike that takes them behind the falls.

Jan 2

Jan 2 Box Canyon State Park, Idaho

Cody Hammer

Box Canyon State Park is a gorgeous location situated in the US state of Idaho near the towns of Wendell and Buhl. Both towns are great spots for visiting the park and will take you to the trailhead.

Thousand Springs is massive with several different sections that are called units, including; Malad Gorge, Niagara Springs, and Ritter Island! At the trailhead’s parking lot, you will have to pay a $7 vehicle fee. This one-time fee will get you into all of the other units of Thousand Springs.

Dec 31

Dec 31 Thousand Springs State Park Malad Gorge Unit, Idaho

Cody Hammer

The Thousand Springs State Park, Malad Gorge Unit is a 451-acre protected area that is located just off Interstate 84 near the town of Hagerman, Idaho. It is very easy to miss the park from the highway and most people drive right over the gorge without even noticing. Malad Gorge is a spectacular viewpoint that is open to the public for hiking, picnicking, and day use.

Oct 27

Oct 27 Bruneau Dunes State Park, Idaho

Cody Hammer

Situated in the heart of Idaho’s vast desert lies the peaceful oasis of Bruneau Dunes State Park. With its expansive sand dunes, this destination offers a truly unique adventure. The Big Dune as it is referred to, is the highest single-structured sand dune in all of North America and is the park's main attraction. The Bruneau Dunes, stand as an ancient testament to the ever-changing environment and climate of our planet. Hiking enthusiasts can embark on a thrilling hike to conquer the sandy peaks as they stare in wonder enjoying the 360 views of the surrounding Snake River Plain and the mountains that embrace it. For stargazers and astronomy enthusiasts, the park boasts a high tech observatory which is equipped with powerful telescopes, providing a way for visitors to discover the vast universe above.