In 1864, a trapper named Matt Taylor established a ferry service to shuttle westward bound miners and settlers across deep waters at a narrow stretch of the Snake River. The town that grew around the crossing was originally called Eagle Rock after the bald eagles that can still be seen soaring above the river banks. The town was renamed Idaho Falls in 1891.
Today the city remains a convenient gateway to nearby attractions including Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks and world-class skiing at Targhee and Sun Valley. The Eagle Rock Art Museum and the Museum of Idaho showcase local art and Idaho natural history. Miles of paved trails surround the Snake River Greenbelt and historic downtown, perfect for walking and biking.
With a population of 50,000, Idaho Falls is the fourth largest city in Idaho, and serves as a regional center for medical care, shopping and business. Hotels and restaurants are plentiful, queues are short and the people are friendly.
The address of the Idaho Falls Historic Downtown Foundation Inc is: 420 Memorial Dr, Idaho Falls, ID 83402
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The address of the College Of Southern Idaho is: 315 Falls Avenue, Twin Falls, ID 83303
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The address of the Elegance In Art is: 385 W Broadway St, Idaho Falls, ID 83402
The address of the Art Museum Of Eastern Idaho is: 300 S Capital Ave, Idaho Falls, ID 83402-3952
The driving distance from Idaho Falls, ID to Jackson Hole, WY is 88 miles.
The address of the Collectors' Corner Museum is: 900 John Adams Pkwy, Idaho Falls, ID 83401
The address of the Childrens Hands-On Museum Of Eastern Idaho Inc is: Po Box 3493, Idaho Falls, ID 83403
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