🌱 Spring Outside in Southeast Idaho

🌱 Spring Outside in Southeast Idaho

Sunshine cuts through the clouds, bird songs fill the air, and sparkling water flows nearby. Shed off winter with a spring adventure outside in Southeast Idaho. While hiking, birdwatching, and geyser hunting, you will rekindle your connection with nature.

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Hiking Trails

Climb mountains, traverse forests, and view valleys with shining waters and stunning skies while hiking Southeast Idaho’s beautiful mountain trails. There are hundreds of miles of secluded trails with breathtaking scenery. Find multiple Hiking Trails and plan your next trip outdoors.

Birdwatching

Southeast Idaho’s lush green valleys, wetlands, and open outdoors form over 45 Birdwatching sites in the region. While you can spot birds year round, birding peaks in March and April during early spring migration.

Find geese, mallards, pintails, cranes, ibis, ducks, gulls, herons, egrets, and many more waterfowl and migratory birds at sanctuaries and wildlife refuges. Great for beginning and avid birders.

All birding sites are listed and each species is indexed in our Birdwatcher’s Guide to Southeast Idaho Brochure.

Soda Springs Geyser

Launch into spring in Soda Springs, home to the world’s only captive geyser. On November 30, 1937 in an attempt to find a hot water source for a local swimming pool, a well driller found something else: a carbonated water source that sent a geyser spraying 100 feet into the air! The citizens capped the geyser and release the flow once an hour.

All can view the skyrocketing geyser, and you can even sample the clear, sparkling soda water at Hooper Springs nearby. There are many natural and historical attractions in Soda Springs and Caribou County.

RV Parks & Group Retreats

Wake up by nature at RV Parks & Campgrounds, or schedule a reunion at Group Lodging Retreats.

Find vacation rentals, bed and breakfasts, hotels, motels, and more Overnight Stays in Southeast Idaho near hiking, birding, and water wonders 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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