Twin Falls Visitor Center

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Canyon Views

Located on the Snake River Canyon rim at the southwest end of the Perrine Bridge, the Visitor Center offers spectacular views of the canyon, bridge, and easy access to the extensive developed trail system along the canyon rim. BASE Jumpers use the center as a home-base before and after parachuting from the bridge. Volunteers provide travelers with information on attractions and recreation in the r

egion. Interactive displays share the history and heritage of the region as well as highlight all there is to see and do in Southern Idaho. The center also offers an extensive selection of souvenirs and unique Idaho products.

08/19/2026

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I can’t decide 😉

08/19/2026

Somewhere in your kitchen right now there's a paper bag of potatoes, and today is their day. August 19 is National Potato Day, set in the middle of digging season on purpose.

The old almanacs took potatoes seriously. Plant on Good Friday, the rule went, though the potato never checked a calendar. Hill the soil up over the stems twice a summer, and the buried stems will set more tubers. Dig on a dry day and let them cure in the shade, never the sun.

The sun is the one rule that still matters tonight. A potato left in the light turns green, and that green is your signal the bitter compound solanine is building underneath. Old-timers kept them in the root cellar for a reason.

Check the bag. If anybody's gone green, the compost gets a holiday too. 🥔

Anyone near the Visitor Center at the time of the shooting is encouraged to upload photos or videos of the incident. Ple...
08/03/2026

Anyone near the Visitor Center at the time of the shooting is encouraged to upload photos or videos of the incident. Please help law enforcement with this investigation!

The has set up a digital media tipline for the public to submit images and videos related to the shooting which occurred in Twin Falls, Idaho, on August 1, 2026: www.fbi.gov/twinfallsshooting

08/02/2026

Due to the tragic events in Twin Falls on August 1st, the Twin Falls Visitor Center will be closed on Sunday, August 2nd and Monday, August 3rd. This closure includes the parking lot, picnic areas, and car charging stations. Members of the public are asked to avoid the area until further notice.

The Twin Falls Area Chamber of Commerce is cooperating with law enforcement to support their investigation.

Our deepest sympathy lies with the victims, their families, and those who experienced the terror of today’s shooting. Words cannot express our gratitude to the police, firefighters, and emergency medical personnel serving Twin Falls and the neighboring agencies who quickly responded in support. Thank you also to the individuals who bravely provided aid and comfort to those in need. We appreciate the outpouring of love and concern shown for the visitors, volunteers, and staff of the Chamber.

Stars, stripes, canyon views, and a potato with opinions.Celebrate freedom.Chase views.Earn the fries.🥔Happy 4th of July...
07/04/2026

Stars, stripes, canyon views, and a potato with opinions.
Celebrate freedom.
Chase views.
Earn the fries.🥔

Happy 4th of July from Spudley and the Twin Falls Visitor Center.

Planning your next stop? Here’s when to find us at the Twin Falls Visitor Center.Monday – Thursday: 8 AM – 6 PMFriday – ...
07/03/2026

Planning your next stop? Here’s when to find us at the Twin Falls Visitor Center.

Monday – Thursday: 8 AM – 6 PM
Friday – Saturday: 8 AM – 7 PM
Sunday: 9 AM – 5 PM

Stop in and say hi before you head out to explore.

07/02/2026

As e-bikes and e-motorbikes become more popular in our community, we want to help riders and parents understand the difference between them — and where each may be legally ridden.

Knowing whether a bike is classified as an e-bike or e-motorbike matters for safety, responsibility, and compliance with traffic laws.

Please review our flyer for a quick overview and scan the QR code to visit our new webpage for more detailed information, guidance for parents, and important safety reminders. You can also view the page at https://www.tfid.org/904/E-Bikes

Let’s work together to keep everyone safe on our roads, sidewalks, and pathways.

07/02/2026

Thank you for stopping by! ❤️🤍💙

🇺🇸 A Powerful Tribute Over the Snake River Canyon 🇺🇸The Magic Valley 9/11 Memorial Flag is once again flying high over t...
06/29/2026

🇺🇸 A Powerful Tribute Over the Snake River Canyon 🇺🇸

The Magic Valley 9/11 Memorial Flag is once again flying high over the Snake River Canyon—a breathtaking sight and a moving reminder of the lives lost on September 11, 2001.
Measuring an incredible 150 feet long, with 5-foot-tall stars, this magnificent flag is raised each year by a dedicated group of volunteers whose commitment ensures we never forget.
This year, we’re especially fortunate to see it flying as our nation celebrates its 250th anniversary. Seeing this remarkable symbol of American resilience and unity stretched across one of Southern Idaho’s most iconic landscapes makes it an even more meaningful experience.
If you’re in the Twin Falls area, take a moment to stop, look up, and reflect. It’s a sight you won’t soon forget.
A heartfelt thank you to the volunteers who make this incredible tribute possible each year.
❤️🤍💙 Lest We Never Forget.
VisitSouthernIdaho Idaho HonorRememberCelebrate

Address

2015 Neilsen Point Place (South Rim Of Snake River Canyon At Perrine Bridge Off US Highway 93/Blue Lakes Boulevard N. )
Twin Falls, ID
83301

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 7pm
Saturday 8am - 7pm
Sunday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

(208) 733-3974

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