Open year round. The Bannock County Historical Museum houses exhibits, objects, and records relating to Bannock County and Pocatello’…
The January 29, 1863 Bear River Massacre of 250 or more Native Americans, by Colonel Patrick Connor and his troops, occurred here. It was…
Open summer only. On the outside, this 15 room mansion resembles a southern plantation home. On the inside, it houses an historic…
This Forest Service developed site near Pocatello includes trails and an amphitheater. Over 100 bird species have been documented in the…
China Hat and China Cap are rhyolite domes that formed around older volcano lava flows. There are many faults located in the area which…
Open year round. The theme, purpose, and value of the museum is to sell the public on the value of clean. Cleaning efforts over the…
The De Smet Monument in Soda Springs, Idaho is comprised of a bronze bust of Father Pierre-Jean De Smet and four interpretive signs briefly…
Fort Hall is a replica of the historic facility that served pioneer travelers along the Oregon Trail. Enter the massive wooden gates and…
Open summer only. The oldest continually settled town in Idaho, Franklin was founded in 1860 by Mormon pioneers. Several original buildings…
Summer only. This small log and wood frame building over 125 years old, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. In…
Gutzon Borglum was a prolific American sculptor best know for his presidents’ sculptures on Mount Rushmore, South Dakota. Borglum was…
Open year round. Idaho’s Natural History: Don’t just see it, experience it! Visitors will discover dinosaurs, ice-age mammals, how to live…
Open year round. The Idaho Potato Museum celebrates the humble spud and its contribution to humanity. Located in Blackfoot, Idaho, the…
The site is a 7 mile segment of “The Lander Cut-off of the Oregon Trail”, the first road commissioned by Congress with funding…
This site is the point on the Bear River where water was first diverted by Mormon settlers to develop an agriculture industry in Gem Valley…
Tour through a wondrous half-mile of stalactites and stalagmites in the largest limestone cave in Idaho.
Closed in the Winter. The National Oregon/California Trail Center is located near the Clover Creek Encampment of the Oregon Trail in…
The Cave was formed when basalt lava flowed out of a vent 500 thousand years ago forming a lava tube typical to this type of volcanic…
The Academy is a unique 3-story Romanesque stone building, constructed in the early 1890s. It is one of three, out of 35, similar surviving…
Emigrants by the thousands entered present day eastern Idaho at this location traveling along the Oregon-California Trail. Emigrants on the…
