Walking the River Walk: the falls, both banks, and where to turn around
The River Walk runs 5 miles on both banks of the Snake in Idaho Falls, with loops of 0.4 to 2.3 miles and a floating bridge open from June to November.
Idaho Falls, Idaho
Idaho Falls guides
Local guides for Idaho Falls, Idaho, written by the people who run this directory.
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Staying in Idaho Falls on the way to Yellowstone or the Tetons
Yellowstone and Grand Teton are two hours or a little more from Idaho Falls, so what matters is which part of town you sleep in and which road you take.
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Hiring a contractor in Idaho: registration, state licenses and permits
Before you hire a contractor in Idaho, check the state registration, the trade licenses, the disclosure you are owed and the Idaho Falls permit rules.
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Eating and drinking in Idaho Falls: downtown, Broadway and 17th Street
Idaho Falls eats and drinks along a few long streets, East 17th and West Broadway most of all, and 10 of our 23 bars sit in one small downtown stretch.
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An afternoon downtown: the museum, the arts center and the benches you can sit on
Downtown Idaho Falls fits one afternoon on foot: a museum in the old Carnegie library, an arts center, benches that are public art and an island garden.
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A year of Idaho Falls events: rodeo, ballgames, hockey and a duck race
The Idaho Falls year runs from a Saturday farmers' market in May to a rodeo first held in 1911, an August duck race on the Snake and winter hockey.
About these guides
Guides are written and published by Idaho Falls Local. Nobody pays to be included and there is no way to buy a place in one. If a business we named has closed, moved, or would rather not be mentioned, tell us and we will change it.