Hotels - Cities in Idaho

Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Idaho

While in Idaho, you might enjoy a visit to:

Unique cave with ice floor 365 days a year, as long as the guide remembers to close the entrance door.

The museum is housed in a former church, salvaged after a nine foot wall of water from the Teton Dam's 1976 rupture turned Rexburg into Mudville.

Monument to Evel's unsuccessful 1974 attempt to jump across the Snake River Canyon.

This Big-Friend-turned-Paul-Bunyan statue became the mascot of the Lumberjacks after it was reportedly found in a nearby field.

Erected in 1952, he's winking and holds up a burger.

Semi-unnatural geyser. It's been here since 1937, when a local man drilling in search of heated water for a swimming pool penetrated an underground chamber.

A desolate region proud of husbanding over 50 nuclear reactors, including the the first nuclear power plant.

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