This sparkling turquoise lake spanning the Idaho-Utah border offers swimming, boating, water skiing, sailing and fishing.
The Bear River Heritage Area straddles the Idaho-Utah border where the Great Basin and the Rocky Mountains meet. Come and experience its…
The January 29, 1863 Bear River Massacre of 250 or more Native Americans, by Colonel Patrick Connor and his troops, occurred here. It was…
This location along US 30 provides a spectacular view of the Bear River. Sherman Peak, at an elevation of 9,682 feet, can be seen in the…
The Black Canyon Gorge is just one mile west of Grace and offers display of a basalt lava flow combined with the effects of nature over…
Built in 1892 by Isaac Evans, the Blue Goose was originally a furniture store and Post Office. Clarence Hughes runs this charming store,…
Jesse Cariboo” Jack Fairchild discovered gold high on this mountain in 1870 and a mining rush from Utah followed. Millions of dollars…
The store, built in 1908, is a last remnant of a small but important livestock community in that time. The once famous Henry Stampede Rodeo…
Established in 1879, this historic community on the Oregon Trail is a well preserved example of a small Mormon settlement. The town site…
China Hat and China Cap are rhyolite domes that formed around older lava flows. There are many faults located in the area which have had a…
Corrigan Park or City Park as it is commonly referred to is located in downtown Soda Springs right alongside Highway 30.
47,000 acres of sagebrush and grasses comprise the only National Grassland in the intermountain west that provides habitat for a diversity…
The first department store in Idaho, the Evans Co-op, which was part of the Mormon cooperative movement, ZCMI, of the 1860s, in which local…
In 1989, 160-acres surrounding Formation Springs was turned into a preserve. It features crystal pools and a wetland complex. The terraced…
The oldest continually settled town in Idaho, Franklin was founded in 1860 by Mormon pioneers. Several original buildings stand in the…
Over 300,000 emigrants used the Oregon-California Trail between 1840 and 1869. Three ruts are visible at the bottom of the hill, indicating…
This preserve north of Soda Springs provides habitat for migrating waterfowl such as Sandhill cranes, Franklin’s gulls, geese, ducks…
Free, clear sparkling soda water still is available in a beautiful Soda Springs city park located two miles north from the center of town.…
Idaho’s Natural History: Don’t just see it, experience it! Visitors will discover dinosaurs, ice-age mammals, how to live off the land, and…
The site is a 7 mile segment of “The Lander Cut-off of the Oregon Trail”, the first road commissioned by Congress with funding…
