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    Shoshone Falls - Idaho

    What to do if you have little time : Shoshone Falls

    We were impatient to discover Idaho. Our disappointment was even greater. Some of the sites we visited would have everything to please, especially those on the Snake River. Unfortunately, these sites are operated at the extreme for  hydraulic power purpose, which disfigures Idaho.

     

    The access to Shoshone Falls is 3$ (2012). 

    Shoshone Falls

    Place worth a visit  

    Length and duration of the hikeNo hike

    Time to spend 5 minutes

    Fee

     

     3$ per vehicle

    Cascade named "the Niagara of the West". They are indeed beautiful and rather impressive. Unfortunately, they are a bit spoiled by all the surrounding hydro-electric facilities . You can be satisfied with the view from the bridge next to the parking lot. But it is better to walk a little on the canyon rim trail (0,5 mile round trip). Another gateway then provides a more interesting and certainly more open view of Shoshone Falls.

      

    Access : coming from the east on U.S. 84, take 50 South and North East 3300 (Chaplin Road). The end of this road is the overlook viewpoint.

    To see around

    • Bruneau Dunes Desert State Park
    • Thousand Springs State Park

    Lodging

    We have tested :

    • Twin Falls - KOA Campground sur la Highway 93 : nice camground with a pool, game room, lounge and a restaurant. Tent sites are a little tight, but big enough for 2 tents. Only a few sites are shaded. The ground is covered of a beautiful green grass. 

    • Mountain Home - KOA campground : restrooms are small but very clean. Tent sites are spacious and shaded. However, the campground is very noisy because of the trains passing close to it.

    Copyright Magali and David BELLEC