🍂 Slow Down in Southeast Idaho

🍂 Slow Down in Southeast Idaho

Escape the hustle and bustle at a serene fall destination in Southeast Idaho. Admire changing fall leaves as you drive to your favorite hot springs. Pause to learn about nature and take a glimpse into the past. Feel the wind on your face as you explore new trails. After a peaceful autumn day, get cozy at an overnight stay in Southeast Idaho.

Find a Place to Stay🌙

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Hot Springs

Relax your body and mind at one of several Hot Springs sprinkled throughout Southeast Idaho. Steam ascends slowly and dances freely through the chilly air. No sulfur, no odor, just calming water and crisp mountain air. Hot pools are naturally heated to a comfortable temperature between 100-112 degrees Fahrenheit at each location.

Idaho Museum of Natural History

Take your time exploring history at one of the Museums in Southeast Idaho. The Idaho Museum of Natural History is open year round with earth and life sciences, a hands-on discovery room, and fossils of dinosaurs and sharks that lived in Idaho many, many years ago.

For a deeper dive, you can join the museum’s Fall Fossil Fest with guest speakers, paleontologists, professors, community partners, camels, and more for the public to enjoy on November 6-7, 2026.

ATV Trails

Explore over 1000 miles of scenic ATV Trails for four-wheeling, dirt biking, and razor rides. Breathtaking foliage frames the trails and guides riders to scenic mountain views. Observe the scent of crushed fall leaves and the bright array of autumn colors.

Overnight Stay

After soaking in hot springs, adoring changing fall colors, exploring museums, and riding ATV trails, it is time to cozy up in your Bed & Breakfast or Vacation Rental.

Find an Overnight Stay in Southeast Idaho near hot springs, museums, and trails or a short drive away.

Southeast Idaho High Country Tourism
PO Box 669
Lava Hot Springs, ID 83246
1-888-201-1063
[email protected]

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