Twin Falls Park

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Twin Falls Park

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Information on Twin Falls Park, east of Twin Falls, Idaho.

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Books and Resources
Camping
Hiking
Landmarks

Maps
Overview
Personal Notes
Related Sites

Overview

Twin Falls is an interesting area, but not as spectacular as Shoshone Falls. The destruction caused by the massive Bonneville Flood can be seen as huge depressions and side canyons in and along the canyon near Twin Falls. These features are the most interesting of any caused by the flood along the Snake River. It is, without a doubt, one of the most unique geologic sites in the world.
Area:	N/A
Elevation:	3,551 feet.
Fees:	N/A
Hours:	N/A
Visitor Center:	None
Facilities:	Restrooms, concession stand, drinking water.
Directions:	Follow Falls Avenue for two miles east of Shoshone Falls (along 3500 East Road). Get directions from Google Maps. Get directions from MapQuest.
Coordinates:	Map Coordinates (NAD83): 42 35.282N; 114 21.427W.
Weather:	See Canyon Country Weather for more information. Sunrise/Sunset

Regulations:	See US Forest Service Restrictions and Regulations. See Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Restrictions and Regulations. See Pets in the Parks and Backcountry. See Encountering Wild Animals.
Precautions:	See Backcountry Considerations. See Backcountry Emergencies.

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Camping

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Hiking

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Landmarks

At the Falls Check our personal notes for details about these points of interest:
Falls
Near the Falls
Balanced Rock Park Centennial Waterfront Park City of Rocks National Reserve City of Rocks Back Country Byway Craters of the Moon National Monument Crystal Springs Lake Clear Springs Trout Farm Emerson Pugmire Memorial Recreation Area Experimental Breeder Reactor Number 1 (EBR-1) Hagerman Fossil Beds National Monument I. B. Perrine Bridge	Malad Gorge State Park Massacre Rocks State Park Niagara Springs State Park Niagra Springs Wildlife Management Area Shoshone Falls / Dierkes Lake Park Snake River Canyon Snake River Pottery Snake River Recreation Area South Hills Thousand Springs Preserve Thousand Springs Scenic Byway

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Maps

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Books and Resources

The Complete Guide to America's National Parks

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Related Sites

Note: Remember to bookmark this site before you venture off down these side trails. They lead to other Web sites that we do not control. We cannot vouch for the content on, nor do we endorse, these sites. The following links are only intended to assist you in your quest for further related information. If you discover a broken link, or a link with inappropriate content, or know of a link that should be listed here, please let us know.

City of Twin Falls Parks and Recreation Department
136 Maxwell Avenue, P.O. Box 1907, Twin Falls, Idaho 83303; phone: 208-736-2265.

Hagerman Valley Chamber of Commerce
Box 599, Hagerman, Idaho 83332; phone: 208-837-9131.

Hagerman Valley Historical Society
100 S. State Street, Hagerman, Idaho 83332; phone: 208-837-6288.

South Central Idaho Tourism and Recreation Development Association
P.O. Box 5155, Twin Falls, Idaho 83303-5155; phone: 800-316-7378 or 208-732-5569; fax: 208-732-5454.

Twin Falls Area Chamber of Commerce
800-255-8946

Twin Falls Country Parks and Recreation
208-734-9491; email: tfcoprww@micron.net.


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