Ultimate 3-Day Twin Falls Itinerary: Best Things to Do & See

Start your adventure at Shoshone Falls. Often called the “Niagara of the West,” these spectacular falls plunge 212 feet and are most dramatic in spring. Enjoy the viewpoints, interpretive trails, and the misty roar of the falls.

Shoshone Falls

Walk the scenic trails and marvel at the engineering at Perrine Memorial Bridge. One of the highest bridges in the U.S., it offers panoramic views of the Snake River Canyon and is famous for BASE jumping. Stop at the visitor center for local info and history exhibits.

Perrine Memorial Bridge

Enjoy a locally inspired lunch at Yellow Brick Cafe. This farm-to-table downtown gem serves creative American fare with ingredients sourced right from Idaho’s Magic Valley.

Yellow Brick Cafe

Experience the vibrant local beer scene at Koto Brewing Company. Sample small-batch craft brews and enjoy live music or trivia nights in a historic downtown building.

Koto Brewing Company

Begin with a hike at Auger Falls Park, a quiet area with riverside trails, canyon views, and waterfalls. It's a favorite for birdwatching, mountain biking, and peaceful morning walks.

Auger Falls Park

Step back in time at the Herrett Center for Arts and Science. Explore fascinating exhibits on prehistoric Native American artifacts, astronomy, and the region’s natural history—plus a planetarium show if available.

Herrett Center for Arts and Science

For lunch, try Jakers Bar and Grill. Known for juicy steaks, fresh seafood, and a legendary salad bar, it’s a local staple for a hearty midday meal.

Jakers Bar and Grill

End your day with a sunset stroll along the Snake River Canyon Trail. The paved multi-use path hugs the canyon rim, offering breathtaking views, especially as the sun dips below the horizon.

Snake River Canyon Trail

Kick off with a nature escape at Rock Creek Park. Stroll the shaded trails, watch for wildlife, and enjoy the peaceful creek running through basalt canyons—a local favorite for a quiet morning.

Rock Creek Park

Head to Evel Knievel Jump Site for a quirky slice of history. See the remains of the iconic 1974 ramp where daredevil Evel Knievel attempted to jump the Snake River Canyon. Great for photos and a quick, fun stop!

Evel Knievel Jump Site

Refuel with a scrumptious lunch at Buffalo Cafe. This local favorite serves up hearty American classics and legendary pancakes in a cozy, quirky setting.

Buffalo Cafe

Cap off your trip with a sweet treat at Sweet T Bakery. Indulge in freshly baked pastries or a slice of homemade pie at this beloved local bakery.

Sweet T Bakery