Pet Friendly Things To Do in Twin Falls, Idaho

The Sawtooth National Forest is named for the jagged peaks of the Sawtooth mountain range. The Sawtooth Nat... More on LLBean.com

The photos are taken in the early morning as we didn't manage to find a place to sleep. It is scenic ... More on TripAdvisor

This pool is a 50m x 25y pool with a bulkhead that separates an 8 lane section in the deep end with a simil... More on SwimmersGuide

Gets old after a bit, to many non skateboarders who loiter/lurke around the park causing trouble and eventu... More on ConcreteDisciples.com

Get behind the wheel and experience for yourself the thrill and excitement of indoor karting at this great ... More on familydaysoutusa

Worst customer service I have experienced. More on Yahoo! Travel

A few miles east of Twin Falls, Shoshone Falls ranks among Idaho's most impressive sights Sometimes called... More on Off the Beaten Path: Idaho

Shoshone Falls in Twin Falls, Idaho is a popular and historic stop for visitors to southern Idaho. Often re... More on uptake_content

We are building a playstructure for the elementary school playground. More on KaBoom.org

Separate play space for 2-5 year olds (tot lot). Quatro See Saw, trippple racer slide, 360 spiral slide, squigle tube slide, super dome, 6 ft Matrix, turbo tower, cosmic warp, adventure bridge, Flip Flop, u bounce and bounce buttons, ... More on KaBoom.org

About Magic Mountain, Magic Mountain Resort has been offering great outdoor fun since 1940.. We have added new rails and jumps for snowboarders. We have added a new tubing lift, great fun for those... More on SkiSite

The skiing is great, and a great place for families . More on SkiSite

The Sawtooth National Recreation Area contains four mountain ranges, 1,000 lakes and headwaters that feed four of the region's major rivers. In this 756,000-acre recreation area within the Sawtooth National Forest, visitors can choose ... More on LLBean.com

This new area was under access issues for a long time. The access fund and the nature conservancy have settle with the owner and bought the ranch and is now a state park. It is five minutes from the city of rocks. It hosts the same ... More on RockClimbing