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Shoshone Falls, Twin Falls, ID

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Shoshone Falls

Watch the Snake River drop 212 feet over a 900-foot-wide ledge from overlooks in a city park.

4155 Shoshone Falls Grade Rd · Twin Falls, ID

About Shoshone Falls

Shoshone Falls drops 212 feet on the Snake River, higher than Niagara Falls, and spans about 900 feet across. The City of Twin Falls runs the park, where the main viewing platform is 75 feet from the closest parking spot and the falls are ADA accessible. A canyon rim trail leads to more viewpoints. Spring snowmelt brings the fullest flows, summer irrigation diversions cut the flow, and in fall the falls can look nearly dry.

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