The Green Belt is a great walking loop along and over the Snake River. You can stop along the side of the river and relax, while looking over to the Idaho Falls. There are also restaurants to satisfy your hunger that are on the River Parkway and on neighboring streets. All in all, this was a pit stop on the way to Salt Lake City, Utah, from Jackson Hole, Wyoming. An hour here and your ready to go. The Town is worth exploring and I wish there was more time to enjoy what looked like a quaint downtown.
Written Jan 23, 2008
Address: Broadway St and River Parkway
Idaho Falls is a pretty simple town. Dont go there expecting a 24 hr nightlife and casinos. The I.F. Temple is a mormon center. Yeah true the majority of I.F. is mormon they have their moments but aint all bad. Even though the temple is a religous icon to a not so popular religon it is an empressive building, even in mormon standards it is an uncommon design. The grand Teton mall like the town is simple. People all the way from Driggs come to I.F. for the mall. I.F. is not SLC or Denver it is a central hub of the outlaying area. It is a quite town with simple problems with incredible saroundings as far as the great outdoors is concerned. If you love the outdoors youll love my home. Downtown you'll find some nice quite bars. The Crown is a decent place pool table, foosball and a cigar shop. The crowd runs commonly 21-30. The Frosty Gator is the local sports bar TV's pool table and a few other games it is a decent place to watch some games. Muddy's my personal favorite is a biker bar just dont park directly infront of the bar in the motorcycle parking and nobody will care that your there. Good drink prices live bands on the weekends and a good line up of regular bar flys. The lack of nightlife is made up in resturaunts in town specifically in the Ammon I.F. border on Hitt ST. Texas roadhouse, Carinos and a few more. Cute waitresses decent service cold brews and good stakes. For the ritzy people their is a resturaunt in Ammon on 17th ST and Ammon Rd the name elludes me but it was a great place to take a date.
Written Apr 7, 2007
Address: Old Downtown
Only about 2 1/2 hours north of Salt Lake City, Idaho Falls is dominated by the Mormon church also known as the LDS. They have a very unique and beautiful temple in Idaho Falls.
Updated Dec 27, 2005
Address: 1000 Memorial Drive
Phone: 523-4504
Walk, ride a bicycle, or skate around the greenbelt in downtown Idaho Falls. Views of the falls are on the west bank near Broadway. Keefer's Island, in the middle of the Snake River upstream from the falls, lies mostly untouched since it was sold to the city for $1.
Parking tends to be easier on the east side of the Snake River. A boat ramp is on the west bank north of the falls.
Written Sep 13, 2003
Address: Downtown near Broadway, Lindsay, and Memorial
The restaurant has a patio area and is located next to the lovely Snake river. The interior has dark ambient lighting so it is hard to see much. The only problem that we had with the place was that it had some really rowdy, drunk patrons- otherwise the place is just fine.
Favorite Dish: We had trout almandine and loaded baked potatoes. The house salad was simple with cashews, bay shrimp, scallions, and a creamy house dressing. The dressing was okay.
Updated Jun 15, 2012
Address: 750 Lindsay Blvd, Idaho Falls, ID 83402-1822
Phone: 208-524-3344
Website: http://www.viewmenu.com/sandpiper-restaurant-7/menu?ref=google
An Australian steakhouse concept open for dinner only. Although beef and steak items make up a good portion of the menu, the concept offers a variety of chicken, ribs, seafood, and pasta dishes. The Company’s strategy is to differentiate its restaurants by emphasizing consistently high-quality food and service, generous portions at moderate prices and a casual atmosphere suggestive of the Australian Outback.
Favorite Dish: Victoria Filet
Written May 20, 2007
Address: 970 Lindsay Blvd., Idaho Falls ID 83402
Phone: (208) 523-9301
Website: http://www.outbacksteakhouse.com/
The Idaho Falls regional airport is quite nice, and the fare I got was good. Far better than flying into Salt Lake City, then driving up. It was worth the few dollars more to skip the 5 hour bus ride from Salt Lake.
The airport is close to the intersection of I-15 and 20. In fact, if you're coming south on 20, say, from Rexburg, and *don't* turn onto I-15, you go right into the airport.
Several rental cars companies are in the airport. The rental desks are in the main terminal hall, which isn't too unusual, but the rental cars are just out the door. They're probably closer than public parking area. The rental area doesn't have the usual check-out or check-in kiosks or folks.
When returning a rental car, park anywhere in the company's section, write the mileage (and gas) on your rental agreement, then go to the rental desk in the terminal. Yes, I know, its on the rental agreement. But I was so used to an employee checking in the car (and checking the mileage), I didn't bother reading it.
Updated Mar 9, 2008
Favorite thing: Visit the falls. They are beautiful and there is a great park surrounding them as well as a walk-around. Also at the falls is the Vietnam memorial, and other memorials. Very important to some of us.
Fondest memory: Getting married in the temple on the banks of the Snake river, just by the falls is my best and most precious memory of Idaho Falls.
Written Aug 26, 2002
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