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Twin Falls, Idaho has really great things to do! Follow me as I explore 3 destinations near Twin Falls, Idaho and the Collage of Southern Idaho. I will take you to the secluded Pillar Falls, the concealed Mermaids Cove, and the precariously Balanced Rock.

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What To Do And Where To Eat In Twin Falls Idaho

What to do and where to eat in Twin Falls Idaho

Hey you guys! Thanks for joining me on another journey. I am still in Twin Falls, Idaho this week. Our Airbnb host Julie had told us about Thousand Springs State Park in Hagerman, Idaho. We were extremely impressed! We started off the day at Malad Gorge and were wowed with Devil's Washbowl. Then we went to Ritter Island. Our friendly Idaho State Parks & Recreation volunteer shared with us some of the island's history. We were fascinated to learn that the springs there are fed by an aquifer that is the size of Rhode Island, and it takes 200 years to come to the surface! So wild to think about. The Magic Valley Antique Tractor Pullers were there that day, volunteering to plow a five-acre plot for oat planting. (The Southern Idaho Draft Horse and Mule Association was going to plant the oats afterwards.) Some were offering free horse-drawn wagon rides, so we decided to climb aboard and explore the island that way. The waterfalls and springs are so crystal clear! And it was neat to watch the antique tractors plowing the field...it was like we'd traveled back in time for a bit. It is cool that they're doing their part to keep history alive. After taking in the rest of the island and Minnie Miller's farm by foot, we set off to check out Minidoka Internment Camp. The locals we had met while kayaking the Snake River (see my previous Twin Falls episode) had told us about this, and we were intrigued. (He teaches high school history, so he was enthusiastic about it.) The national historic site did not disappoint! The property is nestled among rolling farm fields, and its remnants were fascinating to learn about and check out. It was like we were at a Japan Ghost Town. We felt admiration for the Japanese citizens that had to live there, and those that served for the United States armed forces. Our wonderful Airbnb host Julie yet again came through for us in suggesting we eat dinner at Janitizio Family Mexican Restaurant. Their food was pretty tasty and their service was great! Overall, we were quite pleased with our adventure in Twin Falls, Idaho!

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Things To Do In Twin Falls, Idaho 2018

Hey you guys! Thanks for joining me on another journey. I am in Twin Falls, Idaho this week. Our Airbnb host recommended we go kayaking on the Snake River. (Eddie & Julie of Kimberly, ID were absolutely fantastic hosts, by the way. If you're ever in the area, I highly recommend you stay there.) We went down to Centennial Waterfront Park and checked in with AWOL Dive & Kayak, a first-class operation. We rented a tandem kayak for half of the day since we weren't sure how far up the river we'd be able to go because of the water levels. They got us on our way along the beautiful Snake. It was so cool to go under Perrine Bridge! It is a BASE jumping site that is known all over the world. It might be the only man-made structure where BASE jumping is allowed year-round without a permit. We had no idea whatsoever that there were jumpers taking the plunge off the bridge behind us until after we uploaded the camera footage! :-D We were so jazzed to discover them, and had a good laugh at ourselves about our ignorance! We had heard some whooping & hollering, but couldn't see what was going on. Once we made it to Pillar Falls, we explored on foot around the area with a couple of locals. He pointed out how we couldn't cross to continue up the river to Shoshone Falls since the water was so high. While we were bummed, we enjoyed talking with them and admiring the wonderfully powerful water. After a while, we got back in our kayak and headed down river. What a fabulous way to spend a few hours in Twin Falls!

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