Pocatello Idaho and Bannock County
From specialty shops to fine international cuisine, Historic Downtown Pocatello is a magnet for people looking for a unique, historic experience. The Historic Walking Tour features buildings listed on the National Historic Registry with the dates like 1892 and 1903, whose architecture is as beautiful today as when first built. These buildings are alive with antiques, sporting goods, books, bakeries, restaurants, art galleries and more. Pocket parks are scattered throughout the area, some with beautiful public art pieces and others with water fountains and benches. Events and entertainment includes outdoor summer concerts, haunted history tours and the Portneuf Valley Farmers Market featuring a variety of locally grown produce. There’s always something happening in the historic heart of Pocatello. Come shop, dine and play in Historic Downtown Pocatello today!
The Portneuf Greenway has nature filled trails at either end of the community and islands of green for ordinary pedestrians in the Historic Downtown area. It includes 13+ miles of walking and biking paths along the river in town. It is open to bikers with a courtesy eye out for runners and walkers. The Greenway provides a place for visitors and resident to ride bikes, hike, walk, jog, rollerblade, and for physically challenged people to exercise and experience the natural beauty of Pocatello Idaho.
Winter Snow brings ski enthusiasts out of the woodwork in the Pocatello area. And it’s no wonder considering that there are five groomed Cross Country Ski Trails and Pebble Creek Ski Area just minutes away.
Bannock County grooms over 250 miles of snowmobile trails in Bannock, Power and Caribou counties. The two main areas are Scout Mountain-Mink Creek area and the Inman-Pebble-Toponce area. Snowmobile Maps.
The Bannock County Event Center hosts several Rip Roaring Rodeos each year! The Portneuf Health Trust Amphitheatre hosts great concerts during the summer. The Portneuf Wellness Complex offers a fishing and recreation pond and physical fitness fields.
Visit Pocatello
Visitor Information & Lodging
2695 S 5th Ave
Pocatello, ID 83204
Phone: 208-479-POKY (208-479-7659)
www.visitpocatello.com
Pocatello Chubbuck Chamber of Commerce
324 S. Main
Pocatello, Idaho
Chamber: (208) 233-1525
www.pocatelloidaho.com
Pocatello Area Recreation
Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriot. Thoughtfully designed guest rooms and suites. Free Wi-Fi, swimming pool and fitness center, work spaces and free breakfast.
View moreArcade, Play Palace Soft-Play Area that include tree houses, slides, tramps, and more. Mini Golf, Laser Tag, Mini Bowling and Parties! Homemade pizza, subs, broasted chicken, burgers and salads at the Galactic Grill.
View moreSkating, laser tag, arcade games, food and Escape Rooms! Perfect family night out! Arcade and a redemption counter with tons of prizes. Birthday parties. Snack bar with pizza, hot dogs, nachos, and other snack items.
View morePocatello area trail head for snowmobiling, ATV riding, hiking, horse riding, dirt bike and mountain biking. View our ArcGis interactive map. Download our Pocatello – Mink Creek Snowmobile and Nordic Skiing Map. More maps on Visit Pocatello Trails page.
View moreThe East Mink Creek Cross Country Center has extremely high quality trails that had a major renovation in 2012. The core trails were widened and smoothed with a road grader. it hosts approximately 20k of groomed skate and classic ski trails, as well as separate snowshoe trails and a sledding…
View moreThe Yurt has a wood stove for warmth and picnic tables. Storage cubbies double as beds when unstacked. There is no running water or electricity. The Yurt is 50 yards from the parking lot. Trail passes are not included in your rental fee. Reservations are required.
View more122 Campsites. 30 – 50 amp service. Nice shower and restrooms. Dump station on site. Horse stalls on grounds. Was previously the Bannock County North Fairgrounds.
View moreHampton Inn is the nation's leading chain of quality, value priced hotels. Here you'll find clean, fresh, comfortable rooms standard with coffee maker, iron and ironing board. 42'' plasma TVs and free in room HBO channel.
View morePVB is a fully operational brewpub offering great food and fantastic beer. PVB serves wine and a range of PVB brew (8 mainstays and 2 rotating seasonals) by the glass as well as handcrafted root beer.
View moreDriving Range, Frequent Guest Program, 13,000 sq. ft. of Meeting Space, Comp Rooms for Tour Bus Driver(s).
View morePocatello City Parks and Recreation Community Center has an great rock climbing wall open only from Thanksgiving to Spring Break.
View morePebble Creek Trailhead for snowmobiling, ATV riding and mountain biking, horse riding and hiking north of Lava Hot Springs Idaho. View our ArcGIS Map of the Pebble Creek Trail Montpelier Ranger District322 North 4th StreetMontpelier, Idaho 83254(208) 847-0375
View moreSummer Trails: Explore over a thousand miles of recreational trails and greenway paths in the Pocatello area. There is an exhilarating trail for every hiker, biker, ATV rider and horse rider in Bannock County! Winter Trails: The Bannock County grooming program maintains 250 miles of snowmobile trails including the Inman/Pebble/Toponce…
View moreGeronimo's! Trampoline Park offers fun for the entire family. The park offers 11,000 square feet of jumping surfaces, includes 4,000 square feet of an open jump area, 3 lanes of trick-style trampolines into an airbag, Jr. Jumper's Zone, 2 dodge ball courts and 2 basketball slam dunk lanes. Slam Dunk…
View moreThe Port features big name concerts performing country, pop, rap and rock music. It is the largest amphitheater in Idaho and seats up to 11,000. It is located in the Portneuf Wellness Complex in Pocatello, Idaho.
View morePool and hot tub (open 24 hours), full hot breakfast, warm fresh baked cookies after 6 pm, and shuttle service. Free high-speed wireless internet.
View morePets allowed with fee. Truck/RV/Bus parking, Guest laundry, Handicapped rooms, In-room safes, Cable TV, Hair dryers. Children under 18 stay free. Super Start Breakfast.
View moreThe hills and mountains around Pocatello Idaho are covered with mountain bike trails. Terrain ranges from mild jeep roads to technical single tracks for abilities of all levels. Trails include Trail Creek & Howard Mountain Area, City Creek, Kinport Mountain, and Cusick Creek, Slate Mountain, Valve House, Corral Creek, Porcelain…
View more3 campsites, Vault toilet, picnic tables, fire rings, undeveloped, No fees.
View more24 high quality lanes with easy automatic scoring for family, friends, and league bowling. Join a league, have a party, or just bowl for fun. Restaurant and Lounge.
View moreThis Forest Service developed site near Pocatello includes trails and an amphitheater. Over 100 bird species have been documented in the area. Commonly seen mammals include the least chipmunk, red squirrel, white-tailed jackrabbit and raccoons.
View moreOpen year round. The theme, purpose, and value of the museum is to sell the public on the value of clean. Cleaning efforts over the centuries will be chronicled through displays, demonstrations, and even dramatized in a cleaning melodrama. Items dating back more than 2000 years, along with an amazing…
View moreOff the Rails Brewing in Old Town Pocatello, offers handcrafted beers, family friendly atmosphere, and a unique menu. Located right next to Union Pacific, which inspired our name Off the Rails. Hours
View moreNew Home2 Suites by Hilton. Free hot breakfast, Free WiFi, Non-smoking rooms, Indoor pool, Fitness center. Pet-friendly rooms. Business center. Accessible.
View moreThe MEC is a full service venue for large events in Southeast Idaho. It is a popular option for Trade Shows, Conferences, Company Meetings, Court Events, Tournaments, Weddings, Parties and Banquets. Indoor Pickleball Courts are available for daily play and tournaments. Reservations available.
View moreRaymond Park in Pocatello Idaho offers 4 well maintained Pickleball Courts.
View morePebble Creek is a ski resort that attracts skiers and snowboarders of all abilities. It is located 20 minutes south of Pocatello and 30 minutes north of Lava Hot Springs. Pebble Creek boasts 2200 vertical feet, 1100 skiable acres, 54 runs, short lift lines and terrain for all levels from…
View moreScout Mountain near Pocatello provides nature trails and campsites for snowmobiling, ATVs, hiking, biking and horseback riding. View our ArcGis interactive map.
View morePocatello's Newest Craft Brewery located in the heart of the Iron Triangle district. Grab a pint of Wee Bonnie Scotch Ale at the pub and snag a Dandy Can for your next adventure. Small Batch Series, Fruit Beers and more.
View moreFridge, microwave, and pets are additional fee. All beds are queen sized. Budget and extended stay rates. Smoking and non-smoking rooms.
View morePremier , spacious, all-suite hotel centrally located, just off of I-15 & I-86 within 10 mi. of AMIS, Portneuf Medical Center and Idaho State University. Minutes from shopping and a variety of restaurants.
View moreCliffs for a wide range of skill level are found at Pocatello's Ross Park climbing area. Right off the main road, Ross Park's Sunny Side and Shady Side climbing and bouldering areas provide an excellent location for early morning, afternoon, or evening climbing. Sunny Side has short, bolted trad climbs…
View moreThe 18-hole course at the Highland Golf Course facility in Pocatello, Idaho features 6,512 yards of golf from the longest tees. Par 72. This medium-length layout has 3 sets of tee boxes for a fun, but challenging golfing experience.
View more24-hr. Hot Tub, Sauna and Fitness Room. Cook-to-order Breakfast. Walk to Major Shopping District/Mall/Theater.
View moreFort Hall Replica and Commemorative Trading Post & Pocatello Junction, A Frontier Town Replica The Fort Hall Replica and Commemorative Trading Post is a replica of the historic facility that served pioneer travelers along the Oregon Trail. Enter the massive wooden gates and wander through the Company Hall, Frontier Room,…
View moreThe Mink Creek Subloop in the Scout Mountain area near Pocatello provides beautiful nature trails for bird watching. Birds include Calliope Hummingbird, Lazuli Bunting, vireo, woodpecker, warbler, hawks and Great Horned/ Saw-whet/ Pymgy Owls. View the Idaho Birding Trail Interactive Map View the Idaho Birding Trail pdf View our Birdwatching…
View moreSurrounded By Restaurants, Shopping and Convenience Stores, 1 mi. from Zoo, Museum and Aquatic Center
View moreSpacious rooms with comfort and functionality, with high-speed Internet access. The Bistro for breakfast, or drinks and dinner during the evening. Well-equipped fitness center, indoor pool and whirlpool.
View moreOpen year round. Visitors will discover dinosaurs, ice-age mammals, how to live off the land, and more. They can also experience science hands-on in the Discovery Room! See fossils of animals that used to live right here in Idaho, including whorl tooth sharks and dinosaurs! Children will get excited about…
View moreThis KOA offers grassy, shaded tent sites with fire pits and up to 82-foot-long, extra-wide pull thrus. Or stay in a Cabin! Year-round monthly sites available, as well as propane.
View moreA Shoshone Indian Chief who gained national notoriety during the struggle between white emigrants and Native Americans. When he died in 1884, he was buried in a deep spring in Idaho along with his clothing, guns, knives and hunting equipment. The city of Pocatello is named in his honor and erected his statue at the Pocatello Visitor's Center.
View moreThis popular recreation area near Pocatello offers a variety of motorized, mechanized, and non-motorized trail opportunities managed by the Bureau of Land Management. The Chinese Peak/Blackrock Trail system has approximately 40 miles of designated routes. The trail system provides opportunities for off-highway vehicle riding, mountain biking, horseback riding, and hiking….
View moreThe Portneuf Greenway features miles of paved beautiful walking and biking trails. They run along the Portneuf River, inside Ross Park and on the ISU campus. Most of our trails are ADA accessible. View our ArcGis interactive trail map. Birding: View Blackchinned Hummingbird, Swainson’s and Redtailed Hawk, Wilson’s Snipe, Sandhill…
View moreRedpoint Public Lands Campground has 10 developed campsites have picnic tables and fire rings. The campground has boat ramps and docks, vaulted toilets, and fee station. Overnight camping fee. There is not an online reservation system for the campsites. This is a first-come, first-served campground that is usually full on weekends. Camp…
View moreThis hands on museum strives to awaken children's natural curiosity about the world through interactive opportunities and exhibits. Located inside of the Pine Ridge Mall.
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