Waterfalls of Idaho
Idaho waterfalls hint at this state's balance between its agricultural reputation and wild nature.  ) as well as the university with the blue football turf (Boise St), we got a glimpse of some of the superlative nature that the state has to offer during a trip to Yellowstone National Park where we made a detour along the Mesa Falls Scenic Byway.So far, the pair of waterfalls on this detour are all we have to show for regarding waterfalls in this state. But we're well aware of its other waterfalls and we're chomping at the bit for our next opportunity to visit this part of the Pacific Northwest with perhaps the ability to explore some of Eastern Washington waterfalls as well. WATERFALLSClick on one of the waterfalls below to read more about it.
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| My cousins and I lived on State Hwy. 216, just a mile or so east of the park entrance in 1978 and 1979. We frequently went to the falls during the hot summer...[more] |
| Curly Creek Falls appears to have been partially channeled into a sink between the bridge on FR 90 and the falls. It flows well during the spring and early melt season, but...[more] |
| Shoshone Falls on the Snake River near Twin Falls, Idaho is truly spectacular during the mid-April to mid-May high season. The river plunges...[more] |
| Diamond falls is a bit of a hike in. I didn't measure it but it felt like 2 miles. There were several nice view points on the walk in showing the surrounding hills...[more] |
| Next time you are in Oregon and have a day to devote to Eagle Creek, I would highly recommend making the trek to Tunnel Falls...[more] |
| Picture of Loowit Falls, Mt St. Helens, Washington...[more] |
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