Fee: $3.00 per car from April 1 - Oct. 1. After that it is FREE
Located: 3 miles East of Twin Falls on Falls Avenue East, turn north on 3300 E road, after approximately one mile, you follow the road into the canyon to the falls.
Website: http://www.visitidaho.org/attraction/natural-attractions/shoshone-falls/
Twin Falls Power Plant Park
Fee: FREE
Location:
3593 Twin Falls Grade
Kimberly, ID 83341
Perrine Bridge
Fee: FREE
Location: I-84, S. on Blue Lakes Blvd.
Website: http://www.visitidaho.org/attraction/outdoor-recreation/perrine-bridge/
Main Street
Fee: FREE
Location: Downtown Twin Falls
Downtown Twin Falls - Industrial Section
Fee: FREE
Location: Downtown Twin Falls
Barn
Location: Kimberly, ID
Rock Creek Park
Fee: FREE
Location: west Twin Falls. Trail heads at the west end of Filer Ave., south end of Grandview Dr. just past Filer, or turn north on Grandview Dr. from Addison.
This place has a creek, trees, walking paths and canyon walls. Gorgeous!
Centennial Waterfront Park
Fee: FREE
Location: In Twin Falls: From Blue Lakes Blvd., north of Pole Line, turn west on Canyon Springs Road. Follow the road down into the canyon.
Clyde Thomsen Park
Fee: FREE
Location: In Twin Falls: 900 & 1000 block Carriage Lane, Twin Falls, ID
Owsley Bridge - Hagerman Idaho
These are the most beautiful pictures of twin falls Power Plant Park, Clyde Thomsen Park and Rock Creek Park. I have just visited the twin falls before bus tours canada. These two waterfalls almost faces each other on opposite sides. Most of the waters of these twin falls were diverted to the rice fields above for irrigation before falling down to their cascades. During summer these falls provide the best view for photography.
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