Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Idaho

While in Idaho, you might enjoy a visit to:

Desolate region is proud of building over 50 nuclear reactors, including the first nuclear power plant, which is open for visitors.

Erected in 1954, this misshapen woodsman gives a big wink as he hoists a burger.
~157 miles from Riggins.

A Big-Friend-turned-Paul-Bunyan lumberjack statue that became the mascot of the local high school sports teams after it was reportedly found in a nearby field.
~131 miles from Riggins.

It took 16 bullets to kill the nearly 7-ft. tall Cherokee "Bigfoot" Starr Wilkinson, who robbed and killed pioneers. The statue and memorial, dedicated on August 22, 1974, stands at the replica of Old Fort Boise.
~117 miles from Riggins.

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