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Idaho Falls
Idaho Falls is situated along the Snake River and is home to many recreational opportunities. Yellowstone National Park, Grand Teton National Park and several other popular destinations lie in Idaho Falls backyard. The city is small with 58,000 people, but has all the amenities of a big city. From shopping to arts and entertainment, Idaho Falls has something for everyone.

The major employer of the area is the Idaho National Laboratory.

residents close access to all the amenities of a large city while maintaining its small town status.

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Rigby
Commerce. Rigby is the county seat of Jefferson County and is half way between Idaho Falls and Rexburg. Its claim to fame is that Rigby is the birthplace of television.

Challis
A destination for outdoor recreation, Challis has it all from hunting and fishing to the Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness. A favorite event of locals is the Braun Brothers Reunion.

Ammon
Ammon is located just east of Idaho Falls and is home to several major retailers. According to Wikipedia, the city has more than doubled since 2000, making it one of the fastest-growing cities in Idaho. Its close proximity to Idaho Falls gives

Rexburg
Rexburg is home to Brigham Young University Idaho and is the largest city and county seat of Madison County. Located 28 miles northeast of Idaho Falls, Rexburg is a stop on the way to many outdoor adventures.
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Hole is a tourist destination. The small community offers outdoor fun, dining and events. The town offers an old west feel to top off the fun.

Island Park
Island Park is nestled in the worlds largest caldera, according to its chamber of commerce. The area is a popular place for fishing and hiking during the summer. The area is also home to several cabins available to rent out for a weekend adventure.

Salmon
The Lewis and Clark Expedition passed through the area that is now Salmon as it followed the Salmon River on its way to what is now Montana, according to Wikipedia. Sacajawea was born near the same area. The Salmon River is a popular place for white water rafting and outdoor recreation.

Arco
A short drive away from many major cities, makes Arco a great rural community to call home according to its Chamber of Commerce. The town is most notably near the Idaho National Laboratory and Craters of the Moon.

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Shelley
Home to Spud Day, Shelley is located just south of Idaho Falls. The town is close enough to Idaho Falls that residents enjoy all the perks of a big city while maintaining the small town lifestyle.

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West Yellowstone
Located just outside Yellowstone National Park, West Yellowstone is the western entrance to the park and a popular place for travelers to stay overnight. The town is home to just over 1,200 people and is supported by tourism according to the West Yellowstone Chamber of

Sun Valley
This resort town has it all for the traveler looking to get away from it all. From outdoor recreation to music and art, Sun Valley is a great place to go this summer.

Blackfoot
According to Blackfoots Chamber of Commerce, the community is an oasis in the desert with many attractions for citizens and visitors. The town is home to Jensens Grove and the Eastern Idaho State Fair.

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The Museum of Idaho is home to traveling exhibits every year as well as permanent displays. (Post Register le photo)

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MUSEUM OF IDAHO: The Museum of Idaho is celebrating its 10year anniversary with two new exhibits this year. Carousels: Art and History in Motion will be on display through May 27. June 14 through Nov. 30 Guitar: The Instrument that Rocked the World will be on display. And as always thing there are the permanent displays celefrom brating the regions history. The muhikseum is located at 200 N. Eastern ing to floating the Ave. in Idaho Falls. For more river. Not information visit www.museuto mention THE RIOT modaho.org. get some great ZONE: For a
day of family fun, head over to the riot zone. You can do everything from go-cart races, bumper cars, paddle boats and mini golf. According to their website, The Riot Zone also hosts parties. For more information, hours and pricing, visit www.riotzonefamilyfun. com MOUNTAIN RIVER RANCH: Step back in time this summer with an evening at Mountain River Ranch at 98 North 5050 East, Ririe, Idaho. The evening begins with an old west shoot out followed by a wagon ride down to the Meadow Muffin Dinner Theatre where you can enjoy a hot meal and entertainment. For more information or to make reservations, go to www.mountainriverranch. com. HEISE HOT SPRINGS: Get away from it all this summer with a trip to Heise Hot Springs. You can try the zip line or hit the links. Go fishing or relax in the natural hot pools. Or take the family to the swimming pool. Heise Hot Springs is located at 5116 East Heise Road, Ririe Idaho. Go to www.heisehotsprings.net for more information. YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK: Yellowstone has everything you need for a family trip outdoors. Take the family hiking, camping fishing or backpacking. Theres tons of wildlife to see, not to mention the geothermal features. For more information on Yellowstone, go to www.nps.gov/yell. YELLOWSTONE BEAR WORLD: Get up close and personal with bears at Yellowstone Bear World, a drive-thru wildlife park. A drive through the park reveals elk, bison, moose, wolves, black bear and grizzly bear. The only thing standing between them and you is the car door. The park is located views of the Tetons. Go to www. nps.gov/grte for more information on the park.

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Visitor Center for a video and suggestions on itineraries. You could spend the entire day exploring all the trails and caves the region has to offer. The monument is located 18 miles southwest of Arco on highway 20/26/93. For more information, go to www.nps.gov/crmo. REXBURG RAPIDS: If youre looking for a water adventure, head over to Rexburg Rapids at 50 West 2nd North in Rexburg. The park includes a climbing wall, lap pool, lazy

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river, water playground and water slides. For more information on the park visit www.rexburgrapids. com.

CRATERS OF THE MOON: This national monument is actually a young lava flow that at first appears barren, but is actually teeming with life. The National Park Service recommends you start at the

THE ART MUSEUM OF EASTERN IDAHO: The Art Museum of Eastern Idaho, located at 300 S. Capital Ave. in Idaho Falls, has several exhibits coming up this summer. Robert S. Neumans Definition of Place: 1950-2012 will be on display through Aug. 10. ART Idaho, the statewide juried competition

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will be on display Aug. 31 through Nov. 2. For more information go to www. theartmuseum.org. WILLARD ARTS CENTER: Located at 450 A Street, the Willard Arts Center & Colonial Theater offers art and theater. There is an art gallery and a childrens art gallery. The Colonial Theater offers a variety of shows from musicals to pop music to family theater. For a schedule of events, go to www.idahofallsarts.org.
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SAND DUNES: If off-roading is your thing, head out to St. Anthony and take a ride on the St. Anthony sand dunes. According to www.visitidaho. org, youll nd more than 11,000 acres of white quartz dunes that reach heights of up to 400 feet. The sand shifts about 8 feet each year, offering a new experience every trip. The dunes are located 8 miles west of St. Anthony. www.visitidaho.org.
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SUMMER CONCERTS: Every Tuesday night at 7 p.m. head down to the Snake River Greenbelt for a free summer concert.

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FARMERS MARKET: For fresh, locally-grown produce head to the Farmers Market at 501 Broadway in Idaho Falls. The market is open April 27 through October 26 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The market features local vendors selling produce, meats, crafts and more. For more on the market, go to www.idahofallsfarmersmarket.org. DOWNTOWN IDAHO FALLS: If youre looking to shop locally, downtown Idaho Falls is a good place to start. The historic area features unique local shops as well as a variety of restaurants. And it borders the scenic Snake River. For more on what you can find downtown, go to www.downtownidahofalls.com

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OLD WEST DAYS: Head over to Jackson Hole, Wyo. May 24-27 for Old West Days. Its four days packed with events that will take you back in time. Check out the Antler Rendezvous, Jackson Hole Rotary Wine Fest, stagecoach rides, Jackson Hole shootout and more. Go to www.jacksonholechamber. com/old_west_days for more details on events and times.

IDAHO FALLS PUBLIC LIBRARY: Located at 457 Broadway, the Idaho Falls Public Library offers a large collection of materials of interest to the community. The library features a childrens library complete with story times and crafts. For more on what services the library has to offer, go to www.ifpl. org.

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FOURTH OF JULY: Start the day with the Independence Day Parade. The parade starts at the Civic Auditorium in Idaho Falls and finishes at Tautphaus Park. The parade is from 9 a.m. to noon. After the parade, head to the falls for the Liberty Festival on the Falls. It wouldnt be the Fourth of July without fireworks, so wrap up the busy day with a show. For more information, go to www.idahofallschamber. com. JACKSON HOLE SHOOTOUT: See a live reenactment of an old west shootout on the Jackson Town Square in Jackson Hole Wyo. The shootout is Monday through Saturday at 6 p.m. Memorial Day through Labor Day. Dont miss it if youre in town. For more information go to www. jacksonholechamber.com.

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REEDS DAIRY: Need a break from the heat? Head over to Reeds Dairy at 2660 W. Broadway in Idaho Falls and try one of their many ice cream flavors. According to their website, Saveur magazine called Reeds Dairy ice cream supernaturally sumptuous. The store is open Monday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. For more information visit www.reedsdairy.com. FIELD OF HONOR MEMORIAL: Memorial Day weekend, May 25-27, head over to Freeman Park for the Field of Honor Memorial. One thousand flags will be on display in ordered rows to honor those that serve and protect this nation. The event also benefits local charities. For more infor-

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SPRINGING DOWNTOWN FORWARD: Come join the Idaho Falls Downtown Development Corporation (IFDDC) and the local garden clubs Thursday, June 13 at 9 a.m. at the Civitan Plaza (corner of Park Ave and B Street) for the annual flower planting event. Volunteers are encouraged to bring gloves, a trowel, and a sunny attitude as we all work together to make our Downtown beautiful! For more details or to donate money for flowers, please contact Mala at the IFDDC office 535-0399 or info@ downtownidahofalls.com. TASTE OF IDAHO: Get a taste of what local restaurants have to offer at this event Aug. 15 at Snake River Landing. Youll

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have a chance to taste menu items from various Idaho Falls eateries in one location. The event is from 6 to 10 p.m. For more information, go to www. idahofallschamber.com. MOUNTAIN BREWERS BEER FEST: On June 1 head to Sandy Downs for your chance to try hundreds of different beers. The event is from noon to 5 p.m. and includes food and live music. Shuttles are available. For more information or to buy tickets, go to www.mbbf.org. bull riding, a tractor pull, demolition derby and more. www. funatthefair.com. ALIVE AFTER 5: Every Wednesday night head over to Civitan Plaza, located at Park Avenue and B Street, for live music, food and fun. Alive After 5 kicks off May 29 and runs through Sept. 11 as a way to bring the community together and as a fundraising project. The event runs from 5 to 7:30 p.m. and alcohol is served. Bands performing this summer include Kyd J Band, Steelhead Redd, Driftwood, Cruze Control and more.

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REXBURG CABLE FACTORY: If youre looking for a unique thrill, try the Rexburg Cable Factory, located off Highway 20 at Rainbow Lake in Rexburg. This park lets you wakeboard in the summer and snowboard in the winter. Just grab a cable and enjoy the ride. This system is so unique, the Rexburg park is the first in the U.S. to offer snowboarding, according to their website, and is one of only a few to offer wakeboarding. Go to www. rexburgcablefactory.com for more details.

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IDAHO INTERNATIONAL SUMMERFEST: If dance is your thing, then head to Rexburg July 8-13 for the Idaho International Summerfest, a dance and music festival. The event will be held at different locations in Rexburg and will feature international dancers, workshops, street festival and street dance. For more information go to www.rexburgchamchildrens ber.com. EASTERN IDAHO STATE FAIR: To get a real view of Idaho culture, head to the Eastern Idaho State Fair. The Fair is Aug. 31-Sept. 7 in Blackfoot and features everything from 4-H displays to rides and live music. There will be

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FIRST THURSDAY GALLERY WALKS: The first Thursday of every month June through October is a great opportunity to catch the works of local artists. The event is free and is open from 5 to 8 p.m. The galleries are located throughout Idaho Falls. Visit www.idahofallsarts.org for more information.

ALLAN BUTLER MEMORIAL TWILIGHT CRITERIUM: If biking is your thing try your hand at a criterium race at the seventh annual Allan Butler Memorial Twilight Criterium June 29 in

SNAKE RIVER ROARING YOUTH JAM: A three-day art festival is held the second weekend in August. The event offers kids the chance to express themselves through visual art, music and performing arts.

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6 Sunday, May 19, 2013 WAR BONNET RODEO: Its the oldest rodeo in Idaho according to www.warbonnetroundup. org. Founded in 1911, the War Bonnet Roundup p is a PRCA sanctioned event and an Idaho Falls tradition. The rodeo is held at Sandy Downs, 1860 E. 65th S. Idaho Falls. The rodeo is held the rst week of August. www.warbonnetroundup.org.

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downtown Idaho Falls. A criterium is a road race in which riders race laps around a course to see who gets the most laps in set amount of time. Even the kids get in on the fun. The races are from 3 to 9:30 p.m. For more information go to www. eaglerockcycling.com. SERENADE OF THE SERENGETI: July 18 the Tautphaus Park Zoological Society hosts its annual fundraiser. The family event starts at 6 p.m. and includes a variety of musical acts throughout the evening.

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RIRIE RESERVOIR: For a weekend getaway pack up your family and head to the Ririe Reservoir. The area offers boating, waterskiing, fishing and camping. Two parks provide access to the water and two additional parks offer boat access. Your family can play on the water or in the grassy areas and enjoy a picnic. To make reservations call 538-7285. www. co.bonneville.id.us. WHITEWATER RAFTING: Opportunities to go whitewater rafting abound in Idaho. One opportunity lies in Salmon Idaho. There are several guides in Salmon that can lead the way. Visit www.salmonidaho.com for more information on taking a trip down the Salmon River. If the Snake River is more to your taste, visit www.jacksonholechamber. com for guides in Jackson Hole, Wyo. SACAJAWEA CENTER: Learn about Sacajawea and host an event too. Located in Salmon, the Sacajawea Interpretive, Cultural, Education & Events Center honors Sacajawea and the Agai Dika Lemhi Shoshone. The center is also available for hosting events. The center is located two miles east of Salmon on Highway 28. www. sacajaweacenter.org.

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ZOO BREWS: Kick off fall with an evening at Tautphaus Park Zoo tasting beer, enjoying music and visiting the animals. The event is Sept. 13 from 6 to 9 p.m. and you must be 21 or older to attend. www. idahofallsidaho.gov.

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ACTORS REPERTORY THEATRE OF IDAHO: For dinner and a show try the Actors Repertory Theatre of Idaho located at 257 W. Broadway in Idaho Falls. June 7-29 the all-volunteer organization will be performing The 39 Steps, a stage adaptation of the movie by the same name. Doors open at 6:15 p.m., dinner is at 6:30 p.m. and the show starts at 7:30 p.m. www.artidaho.org. THE FRIENDSHIP GARDEN: Located on an island in the middle of the Snake River, The Friendship Garden was built to celebrate Idaho Falls relationship with its Japanese sister city Tokai-Mura. The garden features water features, a viewing platform and a Dragons Path across the pond. The island is the site of the first bridge to span the Snake River in Eastern Idaho. www. idahofallsidaho.gov.

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WILDLIFE TOURS: Wildlife is abundant in the west, but not always easy to find. There are several companies in Jackson Hole, Wyo. that offer wildlife tours that will give you a look at all the wildlife the region has to offer. For more information on a tour, visit www.jacksonholechamber.com. MOUNTAIN MAN RENDEZVOUS AND TRADERS SHOW: Step back in time with the Mountain Man Rendezvous at the Teton County

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Fairgrounds in Jackson Hole, Wyo. The event includes a traders row, bow & arrow competition and atlatl competition. Go to www.jacksonholechamber. com for more information. JEFFERSON COUNTY LAKE: Located near Rigby, Jefferson County Lake offers a variety of amenities for a fun-filled family outing. The lake is open May through Oct. 1 from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. At the lake youll find beaches, a lake slide, trails, a boat ramp, playground equipment and more. The lake is located at 490 N 4000 E in Rigby. www.co.jefferson.id.us. MOUNT BORAH: At 12,662 feat Mount Borah is the tallest peak in Idaho. The peak is just north of Arco, beyond Mackay and is not for the faint of heart. It is possible to reach the peak, but let a guide show you the way if youve never been. www. visitidaho.org.

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MESA FALLS: The upper and lower Mesa Falls can be found along a 29-mile scenic byway. The falls are 110 feet and 85 feet respectively. The area also features trails for biking and horseback riding. For more information go to www.idahobyways.gov. TRAMPOLINE PARK: iJump is the only trampoline park in Southeast Idaho and provides a unique experience. Located in Idaho Falls, the park offers trampoline dodgeball, open jump, three trampoline foam pits and wee-jump, for small children. The facility is at 2670 E 14th N. in Idaho Falls. www.ijumpidaho. com. BRAUN BROTHERS REUNION: For three days of music and fun head to Challis

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GRANITE CREEK GUEST RANCH: Summer in Idaho isnt complete without a trip to a real working cattle ranch. Granite Creek Guest Ranch offers horse rides and cattle drives as well as canoeing and boating on the ranchs 5-acre lake. Theres even an original barn on the property and activities for the kids. For more information and rates go to www.granitecreekranch. com. COWBOY POETRY: On the third Saturday in September, head over to Mackay High School in Mackay for the Annual Cowboy Poetry Gathering. The evening kicks off at 5 p.m. and promises to be filled with laughter as seasoned

MACKAY RODEO: Billed as Idahos Wildest Rodeo, the Mackay Rodeo kicks off June 22 at noon with a parade before the real fun starts at 2 p.m. The open rodeo features both timed and stock events. For more information call 588-3027 or 588 3101. www.mackayidaho.com

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MACKAY MINE HILL TOUR: A self-guided tour of historic mining locations, the Mackay Mine Hill Tour will take you through 20 old mining sites or structures. Some parts of the tour are only accessible for high-clearance or all-terrain vehicles. A tour map is available for $.75. www.visitidaho.org.

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TAUTPHAUS PARK ZOO: The Tautphaus Park Zoo features more than 400 animals from all over the world right here in Idaho Falls. In addition to the wildlife, the zoo offers classes and hosts events. The zoo opened for the 2013 season on April 13 and closes Oct. 6. It is located at Rogers Street and Carnival Way. The park also features an amusement park. For more information, hours and rates call 612-8552 or visit www.idahofallsidaho. gov.

RECREATION CENTER: Idaho Falls offers a recreation center that features a gymnasium, weight room, locker room, showers and racquetball courts, according to its website. The center is open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. and Saturday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Its located at 520 Memorial Drive in Idaho Falls. Visit www. idahofallsidaho.gov for more information.

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GOLF COURSES: Idaho Falls offers three championship public golf courses. They are Pinecrest Golf Course, Sandcreek Golf Course and Sage Lakes Golf Course. Each course offers a unique experience, so try all three. The region has several smaller courses in surrounding communities. Visit www. idahogolfcourses.com for a directory of other courses in the state. For more information on each course, or to book a tee time, visit www.golfif.com.

PARKS: Idaho Falls offers several city parks scattered across the city with a variety of activities at each one. For a list of park locations and activities, visit www.idahofallsidaho.gov.

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AQUATIC CENTER: The Wes Deist Aquatic Center, located at 149 Seventh Street in Idaho Falls, offers everything from swimming lessons to kayaking. The swimming facility has variable hours and rates, so visit www.idahofallsidaho.gov for more information.

IDAHO FALLS GREENBELT: For a spectacular way to see the Snake River take a walk on the Idaho Falls Greenbelt. The five-mile trail meanders along both sides of the Snake River through Idaho Falls and offers ample sight-seeing opportunities. Use the paved path for a walk, a jog or a bike ride. Visit www. idahofallsidaho.gov for more information on the trail and maps.

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BECKER POND: Becker Pond is a community fishing pond open all year. It is located at 2001 Sunnyside Road, just west of the Sunnyside bridge over the river. The pond is open from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. and anyone older than 14 must have a fishing license. For more information and rules for use of the pond, visit www.idahofallsidaho.gov.

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HORSE RACING: As summer winds down its time to head out to Sandy Downs and catch the horse races. The facility is at 1860 E 65th S in Idaho Falls. Check www.idaracing.com for more information and racing schedules. Source: idaracing.com

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DISC GOLF: Freeman Park in Idaho Falls features an 18-hole disc golf course. According to www.idahofallsdiscgolf.com, the course offers a variety of shot opportunities over the creek, up and down hills, and more. The course is open to players year-round. The course is located at Science Center Drive and Freemont Ave.

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NOISE PARK: Motorized sports enthusiasts can head over to Noise Park to check out the races or try their hand at the track. Races include stock cars, street cars and event gocarts for kids. Its also home to the Moto-X event. The track is located at 8433 W Arco Hwy in Idaho Falls. Visit www.idahofallsidaho.gov for more information.

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JENSEN GROVE: Located in Blackfoot, Jensen Grove has something for everyone. Theres picnic areas, playground equipment, a disc golf course, walking path not to mention the manmade lake for swimming, boating and jet skiing. Take the entire family for the afternoon. www.blackfootchamber.org

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BIG SPRINGS: See the birthplace of a river at Big Springs in Island Park. Big Springs is one of the headwaters of the Snake River and is home to very large rainbow trout, though no fishing is allowed. Take a walk across the bridge to see the large fish or hike the trail to see other wildlife. www.islandparkidaho.com.

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TARGHEE FESTIVAL: Head to Grand Targhee Resort July 19-21 for music and fun. The annual Targhee Festival draws 2,000 to 3,000 people a day to enjoy music and sunshine. This year look for Alabama Shakes, Los Lobos, Wood Brothers, The Hooligans and more. Other activities include horseback riding, disc golf,

OPAL MOUNTAIN MINE: Idaho isnt called the Gem State for nothing. Take a trip to Spencer to see a working opal mine. The family that owns the mine sells jewelry and offers a video tour of the mine as well as a museum displaying the owners private opal collection. www.visitidaho. org. DUGOUT DICK: A unique piece of Idaho history you may not know much about is Dugout Dick. According to www.dugoutdick.com, Richard Dugout Dick Zimmerman lived more than 60 years in simple

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caves he made by hand along the Salmon River. Dugout Dick died in 2010, but the site of the caves is maintained as a memorial to the man that built them. Go to www. dugoutdick.com for more information and directions to the site. EXPERIMENTAL BREEDER REACTOR: In 1951 the Experimental Breeder Reactor No. 1 was the first power plant to produce electricity using atomic energy according to the Idaho National Laboratory. The EBR is now a historic landmark open to the public from Memorial Day through Labor Day, seven days a week from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. For more information and directions to the site go to www.inl.gov/ebr.

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WOLVERINE CANYON: Bird watchers will delight in a hike through Wolverine Canyon. Located southeast of Shelley, the rugged canyon follows Wolverine Creek through a variety of habitats. According to the Idaho Department of Fish and Game the canyon is home to the Western Kingbird, Yellow-breasted Chat, Gray Catbird, Black-headed Grosbeak and more. www. fishandgame.idaho.gov. CAMAS NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE: Located 36 miles north of Idaho Falls, the Camas National Wildlife Refuge provides habitat for a variety of migratory birds. The refuge is home to tundra and trumpeter swans and is a popular place to view the animals. For more information and directions on how to get there go to www.fws.gov. TETON DAM FLOOD MUSEUM: In 1976 while the dam was being filled for the first time, the Teton Dam failed resulting in catastrophic losses. The Teton Dam Flood Museum at 35 N 1st E in Rexburg displays artifacts from the pioneers that first settled the area to those that rebuilt after the Teton Dam flood devastated the area. www.visitidaho.org. FALL ARTS FESTIVAL: The 29th annual Jackson Hole Fall Arts Festival will be Sept. 5-15 in Jackson Hole, Wyo. More than 50 events will be held over the course of 11 days including the Western Design Conference Exhibit Sale, studio tours, Wild West Art Party and more. Go to www.jacksonholechamber. com/fall_arts_festival for more information. IDAHO POTATO MUSEUM: Idaho is famous for its potatoes and a trip to the Idaho Potato Museum will show you why. Located at 130 NW Main St. in Blackfoot, the museum takes you through the history and revolution of the potato industry. Visit www.idahopotatomuseum.com for more. CHALLIS EARTHQUAKE FAULT LINE: Mount Borah is Idahos tallest peak and at the base is the fault from the 7.3 magnitude earthquake that hit the area in Oct. 28, 1983. While youre checking out the fault line, take a hike to the top of Mount Borah and add it to the list of peaks youve tackled. BLACKFOOT RIVER: A great place to kayak, the Blackfoot River has good whitewater as well as an abundance of wildlife. If getting in the water isnt your cup of tea, a road meanders along the rim of the gorge, offering great views. For more information and directions, go to www.visitidaho.org. SNAKE RIVER SOUTH FORK: A popular place for outdoor enthusiasts, the south fork of the Snake River has it all. You can float the river, go fishing, camping, sightseeing, boating, biking and more. There are several outfitters that offer boat trips. www.visitidaho.org

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SNAKE RIVER HENMEADRYS FORK: The Henrys Fork of the OW LAKE: snake River gushes Nestled out of the ground in the mountains northat Big Springs and west of Idaho Falls is Meadwinds through ow Lake. The area features a Harriman State campground, and amenities for Park until it meets the non-motorized boating, canoeing, Snake River. shing and hiking. On the way Its a popular youll pass through the ghost flyfishing spot and town of Gilmore. So make a is home to the Uppit stop and check out a per and Lower Mesa Falls. There are guides real ghost town. www. available to show you the visitidaho.org. ropes. www.visitidaho.org.

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LEGACY FLIGHT MUSEUM: Located in Rexburg, the Legacy Flight Museum is home to many of the aircraft that have served our country at war. Every other year you can catch an air show sponsored by the museum and catch planes like the Mormon Mustang in ight. The next air show is in 2014, but that doesnt mean you cant see the planes on the ground. www.legacyightmuseum.com.

HARRIMAN STATE PARK: Originally owned by the Union Pacific Railroad as a cattle ranch, Harriman State Park now serves as a recreation area for the public. There are cabins and yurts available as well as meeting facilities. Activities include horseback riding, hiking, fishing and wildlife viewing. For more information go to www.parksandrecreation.idaho.gov.

JACKSON HOLE ROTARY WINE FEST: Taste more than 400 wines from around the world at the Snow King Events Center in Jackson Hole, Wyo. The Jackson Hole Rotary Wine Fest is May 24 from 5 to 8 p.m. Call 307-733-4466 for ticket information or go to www.jacksonholechamber.com. KELLY CANYON: Primarily a ski hill, Kelly Canyon has a mountain bike trail for summer use. Its a 5.4 mile loop with a tough start, but great views at the top as a payoff. www.visitidaho.org.

BIG HOLE MOUNTAINS: Part of the Snake River range, the Big Hole Mountains offer several lesser-known trails for mountain biking. The mountains are just outside Driggs. www.visitidaho. org STAR PARTIES: Join the Idaho Falls Astronomical Society for its star parties and observation gatherings. Favorites include the Craters of the Moon star parties. This year you can join the fun on June 7-8 or Sept. 13-14. Go to www.ifastro.org for more information. BECHLER RIVER TRAIL: This 17-mile trail is located in Yellowstone National Park and is home to numerous waterfalls and backcountry hot springs. A hike along the Bechler River Trail also affords views of the Teton Mountain Range and whooping cranes who nest in the area. www.nps.gov.

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FARNSWORTH TV & PIONEER MUSEUM: Rigby is the birthplace of TV and a local museum has an exhibit devoted to its inventor, Philo T. Farnsworth. The museum also features artifacts of local importance, as well as Indian and Egyptian artifacts. www.visitidaho. org. HELLS HALF ACRE: Take a walk through a 5,000year old basaltic lava flow at Hells Half Acre between Blackfoot and Idaho Falls. There is a paved walkway through the area as well as signs pointing out sites of interest. www.visitidaho. org. MUD LAKE WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT AREA: West of Idaho Falls lies the Mud Lake Wildlife Management Area. The lake is shallow and an important stop for migrating birds. Maps and bird checklists are available. You can expect to see geese, swans, a variety of duck species, the American white pelican and many more. www.visitidaho.org. BLAST OFF: Laser tag, Bazooka Ball and paintless paintball are just a few of the family activities youll find at Blast Off. Located at 1980 N Yellowstone in Idaho Falls, Blast Off is a family fun center with playgrounds, an

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arcade and pizza. Take the family for a fun afternoon or hold your kids next birthday party there. www. blastoff2fun.com. LOVE AT FIRST BITE: Give your tastebuds a workout at Love at First Bite, located in Snake River Landing in Idaho Falls. The mercantile shop offers gourmet confections, oils and vinegars as well as a variety of specialty foods. Gift baskets are also available. Youll keep going back to try it all. www.loveatfirstbitemercantile.com.

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MUSIC AND ARTS SHOWCASE SUN VALLEY: This two-day event invokes the spirit of Mardi Gras and takes inspiration from Bonnaroo to attract people of all ages for a party with costumes, art projects and dancing according to www.visitsunvalley.com. The event is held July 5-6 in Sun Valley and includes

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jugglers, stilt walkers, break dancers, African drummers and everything in between. For more visit www.visitsunvalley.com.

WEST YELLOWSTONE HISTORICAL WALKING TOUR: Take this self-guided tour around West Yellowstone and relive the ear-

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ly days of West Yellowstone. You can pick up a map at the Chamber of Commerce or just follow the green Bear Paw Trail painted on the sidewalks to find your way. www. destinationyellowstone. com. SUN VALLEY SUMMER SYMPHONY: The Sun

Valley Pavilion is home to the Sun Valley Summer Symphony concerts July 28 through Aug. 20. Be there for the Edgar M Bronfman In Focus Series July 28-Aug. 2 beginning at 6 p.m. Or the orchestra concerts Aug. 5-20 beginning at 6:30 p.m. Visit www.svsummersymphony.org for more information.

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GREEN CANYON HOT SPRINGS: If youre looking for a relaxing camping trip, head to Green Canyon Hot Springs. The facility has been around for more than 100 years and offers campsites, hot pools and a swimming pool. The area also features hiking, fishing, bike riding and horseshoe pits. www.greencanyonhotsprings.com.

ROCK CLIMBING: Scaling cliffs is a popular past time in Idaho and there are plenty of places to do it. From Heise Rock to Wolverine Canyon there are good spots to go rock climbing both indoors and outdoors. Visit www.rockclimbing. com for details on places to climb.

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