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Do you go crazy over Natural Wonders? Do you like American history and pioneer culture? Then this is the perfect Big Green Adventure for you! Come along on this scenic tour to Shoshone Falls – the "Niagara of the West". Drive though the historic Old Town and Warehouse District of Twin Falls, 1904, newly restored and refreshed with modern features. Stop at Twin Falls Dam and Waterfall where were natural springs burst through basalt lava rock to expose "hidden streams and hanging gardens". Next, stop at Shoshone Falls where 15,000 years ago an ancient lake overflowed its rim some 300 miles away ripping away Idaho's terrain and creating this stunning natural wonder ranked as one of the top three waterfalls in the United States. Our last stop is our Visitor Center. Shop for souvenirs, experience the Perrine Memorial Bridge at a breathtaking height of 486 feet and take in the grandeur of our famous canyon and Snake River below.

Embark on an unforgettable journey with us, where you'll soar through the breathtaking Snake River Canyon at breakneck speeds of 25 mph on our thrilling four-line zip course. Get your heart racing and immerse yourself in the raw beauty of the canyon as you glide through the air and soak up fascinating stories of the canyon's history, geology, and the diverse flora and fauna that call it home. With the final line measuring a staggering 1750 feet, longer than the Perrine Bridge itself, you're in for a truly epic experience that will leave you feeling exhilarated and inspired. All activities take place in Centennial Waterfront Park, Twin Falls, Idaho. Min weight 50 lbs, max weight 260 lbs. Close toed shoes required

We offer the complete Idaho whitewater rafting trip. Only 40 minutes from Boise, this trip is sure to be a highlight of the summer. This stretch of river is great for rafters of all skill levels-from families with young kids to those who just love the thrill of whitewater. Please visit our website for more information or contact us with any questions.

Our Clear Creek Gold Rush whitewater rafting trip (Class II-III) near Idaho Springs provides a unique introduction to summer in Colorado. If you’re looking for an adventure for a family trip, work event, school event, or scouting trip the Clear Creek Gold Rush is the perfect introduction to beginner whitewater rafting.

We specialize in river trips meant for folks of broad experience levels with a unique outdoor opportunity. Get out and enjoy the river with Boise River Outdoor Opportunities! We can do private trips but please call to schedule a chartered raft. Check out our website for more information!!

Join us for a guided kayak adventure through the stunning Snake River Canyon to the breathtaking Shoshone Falls. Paddle alongside expert guides as you navigate the unique terrain of Pillar Falls and take in the canyon’s towering cliffs and calm waters. This unforgettable journey offers unparalleled views and an immersive outdoor experience perfect for adventure seekers and nature lovers alike! Located in Centennial Waterfront Park, Twin Falls, Idaho.

Operation City Quest of Boise is a great way to see the city! Use an app to submit photos of items you find around the city and challenges you complete for points. The items and challenges can be completed in any order you prefer! See your score on the app leaderboard to see how you compare. The scavenger hunt includes a remote host to help via chat along the way. Come discover Boise.

Leave the hassle of planning to us and allow us to provide you a tour filled with rich history of the first National Park in the world. Our Adventure Guides are experts that, not only, will take you to the popular sites in the park but give you a the best viewpoint and opportunity to see these marvels in a different way than the typical tourist. We pick up and drop off at your hotel. Breakfast and Lunch are provided as well as snacks and drinks to keep you fueled throughout the day. Hassle-free planning on our end

This leisurely driving tour offers a journey "off the beaten path" to five of Magic Valley's less seen other famous attractions. Each location has been carefully selected to give the traveler the most interesting and aesthetically diverse experience both scenic and historic and is suited for any traveler. Guests will have very short, easy walks at each location. Bring your cameras and binoculars as this is the only tour of its kind offered in Twin Falls, Idaho.

Turn Boise into a giant game board with this fun scavenger hunt adventure! This challenge combines the excitement of the Amazing Race with a 3-hour city walking tour. Guided from any smart phone, teams make their way among well known and overlooked gems of the city, solving clues and completing challenges while learning local history. Note: Pricing is per individual, but teams must book together in order to be included in the same adventure.

Our zipline course is built within the natural topography of the Colorado Rockies, nestled above historic town of Idaho Springs and at the base of the Mount Evans Scenic Byway. Explore the cliffside on the six different zip lines, including a dual race line to challenge another member of your group! You'll cross multiple suspended bridges as well while you venture your way back down to our outpost.

Your tour guide Rhonda Jameson is the Chairman of the Idaho City Historic Preservation Commission, past Museum Curator and Oral history collector. She has been giving tours for over 20 years, and can gain entrance for you, into the some of the most interesting historic buildings in Idaho, as well as bring the history of the Wild West alive with stories.

What is a town? It’s many things, but above all, it’s a reflection of our desires and needs. To truly understand Boise City’s character, dating back to 1863, we must look beyond the stories of the city’s upper-class founders and politicians. Instead, we turn our focus to the everyday people—the misunderstood, the misrepresented, and even the vile. While Boise is often portrayed as a quaint and orderly town where pioneers thrived despite the isolation, there’s a darker side to its history that’s often overlooked. On this tour, I’ll guide you through the shadows of Boise’s past, revealing the macabre, the forgotten, and the unsettling truths that shaped this city. Remember, what holds true for Boise’s history echoes across America’s past as well.

Join us for a 1.7 mile hike around Dierkes Lake at Shoshone Falls. Your interpretive guide will tour you to "The Hidden Lakes" where you will learn about the geology of the formation of this unique hidden treasure in Twin Falls, known mostly by the locals. ​As you continue on the loop you will climb a steep set of man-made staircases arriving atop the Snake River Canyon with views only available to those who dare to trek with us! Along the way, you will observe Idaho wildlife in its natural habitat, discover the beauty of our flora and learn the history of the unique geology of this area with a must-see stop at the world famous, breathtaking Shoshone Falls.

Our exciting class III-IV Upper Clear Creek river rafting trip provides an exciting experience for adventurous first-timers and experienced rafters. Class 3: (Minimum ages may vary) Moderately difficult. Irregular waves and narrow channels. This is what we consider to be family-level whitewater rafting. Class 4: (Minimum ages may vary) Difficult. Complex channels with obstacles to be avoided. Precise maneuvering.

The Teton River through scenic Driggs, Idaho offers paddlers the chance to gaze at the Tetons while casually cruising down a river. Experience the beauty from a wide, stable board, where you can keep an eye out for local wildlife such as trout, beavers, and moose. Short instruction on land is included, as is a shuttle ride up the river so you conveniently finish right back at your vehicle—no need to shuttle after paddling!

A Via Ferrata, which means “iron way” in Italian, is a method of mountaineering & rock climbing that’s been used in Europe for centuries. Via Ferrata courses use a combination of ladders, rungs, rails, cables and bridges to aid in moving across and up a cliff face. The Iron Way in Idaho Springs is an assisted rock climbing guided tour where guests clip into cables that run along the side of a cliff. They then move along a designated path of iron rungs and bridges to move across, and along the way they will be required to clip in and out of the cable to progress through the course. This is made possible through an advanced internal locking system in the carabiners. Each guest will have 2 carabiners connected to bungee-style lanyards on their harness. The internal locking system makes it impossible to clip out of both at the same time, insuring that climbers are connected to the cable of the course at all times.

Journey down one of the most popular whitewater rafting trips on the famous Salmon River. Our experienced guides will take you through exhilarating rapids such as Time Zone, Tight Squeeze, Black Rock, Ladder and more. You also have time to relax and swim, plus we have drinks, snacks and our famous cookies. Most trips stop on a beach to enjoy the warm sand and water or hear about the history of the canyon at an interpretive site.

Spending the day on Yellowstone’s lower loop will give you an opportunity to experience the best of what Yellowstone has to offer. A long the way stop and see the famous Old Faithful Geyser as it erupts 150 feet into the air. Walk along the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone and view the Lower Falls as water plunges 300 feet into the canyon. Visit the colorful hot springs and other thermal features at one of the many geyser basins including Fountain Paint Pots, Black Sand Geyser Basin, and Wet Thumb Geyser Basin. Watch for bison, elk, bears, wolves and numerous other animals in Hayden Valley and other wildlife hotspots. This is the recommended tour if you just have one day and want to see the best of Yellowstone.

You will journey down the Salmon river for 7 miles and enjoy a delicious healthy riverside lunch at the end of your float. We run a section of the salmon river where the river begins to cut into the frank church river of no return wilderness. You will learn about the history of the people that once inhabited the canyon as well as those that traveled through early on. A perfect blend of splashy class I and II rapids will keep you entertained and cooled off on those hot summer days.